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To: axp who wrote (15164)	3/7/2001 4:58:43 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) of 18929

Hi Larry, Thank you for your comments. Your Wait% sounds like it would fit well with The Money Spinner form of AIM. Barry, I believe still has a web page devoted to that info. I like the idea of the "decay" as well. Yes, the increase in Portfolio Control works similar to a "positive feedback loop" between a microphone and a speaker. Get the volume too loud or the mic too close to the speaker and it's going to squeal in agony. I think this can happen with AIM, too. :-) Please remember that I'm only speaking of sequential Purchase Trades. I would still update the account as often as ever, but would not act on the Buy Market Order unless the clock had run the proper length since the last Purchase. If, in the mean time, we've made a happy Sale, well that resets the clock. The price must fall back to signal an AIM buy again, however long that takes. After that, we'd wait the proper interval for the next buy unless again interrupted by a bear market rally and an AIM Sell. Best regards, Tom

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