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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (13905)	12/10/2000 9:58:18 PM
From: Steve Grabczyk	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Hi Tom: So carrying your thought further; maybe the total % (sum of resistance and minimum) could be managed basis the size of stock value. Like you say, if your minimum is 3% then maybe your resistance needs to be 17%, for a total of 20%. Or whatever. If your minimum is a fixed amount like $1000; then eventually it would become a smaller part of the sum. My starting point for most of my issues so far has been $10,000 initial investment, 5% resistance on both sides, and $1000 minimum trade. Therefore my total is 15%. However, once my portfolio control gets to 15,000, then my minimum becomes 6.67%. Should my resistance move up to 8.3% maintaining the 15% total? Regards, Steve ps: I'm glad for this discourse. These thoughts have been bothering me for some time. Weigh in everyone!

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