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Strategies & Market Trends : Investing for the Long Run

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To: tyc:> who wrote (41)7/7/2007 7:28:34 PM
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blog continued;(not of general interest but this is how I am trading all my stocks)

>>I shall try to accumulate more stock by trading my system. More about that later.

FWIW, here it is.

My first upside target for WGI is at .1610 x my XSP benchmark. (with XSP at its current price of $19.18, that's $3.08).

My program tells me that when that level is reached I should trade 828 shares of WGI for 133 shares of XSP.(828*.1610 = 133 XSP's)

If the stock subsequently drops to .1464, (down 10%) that same 133 shares of XSP will buy me 911 shares of WGI.

Thus taking advantage of fluctuations in price has enabled an increase in my holding of WGI.

Had some interesting trading today when an intermediate target was reached in CAX. Will explain later.
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