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To: Nimbus who wrote (17180)	10/28/2001 5:28:59 PM
From: aptus	Read Replies (1) of 18928

Hello Nibmus, I seem to recall a post on this board suggesting exactly that. It was posted at least 5 months (maybe even longer) ago. I think there might be two problems. 1. If prices fall in such a way that they blow through your stop, you could end up selling for less than the AIM recommended price. 2. By not actually selling when AIM recommends it, you are essentially affecting the next AIM recommendation or (if you prefer to view it as such) extending the update period. The latter is not a huge problem in my mind, the former could be. regards, Mark.

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