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To: loantech who wrote (4)	6/27/2007 8:51:46 AM
From: tyc:>	Read Replies (1) of 68

>>What if one of your stocks made a nice discovery? The trading ranges are not cast in stone, they can be changed, both up or down. (Nothing is cast in stone) However, that has not been the normal situation. Normally, I'm waiting impatiently for an upside target to be reached so that I can make a sale. I confess that downside targets, requiring me to buy more stock, are not so welcome. What normally happens here is that I do buy some as required by the discipline of the system, but in lesser amount. So the new inventory is not quite as big as intended, and the program automatically will adjust to the slightly changed parameters. What do I use for cash to buy more stock ? The answer of course is that I use my S&P500 index holdings. Currently it's about 30% of the entire PF. My cash holding is less than 1%. Cash is trash (when you're Investing for the Long Run).

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