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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (11876)	6/26/2000 9:22:00 AM
From: bob wallace	Read Replies (1) of 18929

Bills sheet I believe defaults to 50% long ago in my simulations with UOPIX (all starting periods) I learned that it did not pay to start with more than 25% cash, which is what I use as a standard for UOPIX yes, I do run out of cash (as I did in the particular short term simulation to which you refer), but I have found over and over again that after a year and 1/4 or more the results are better if you start with the 25% cash. the only thing I have not tested is starting out at a high and going donw from there - in that case I suppose that more cahs is better - but even in a period like now [which I would call entering at the middle of the range] - too much cash is a long term looser (in my studies only of course) Bob

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