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To: Steve Felix who wrote (3096)	12/22/2009 6:36:00 PM
From: JimisJim	Read Replies (1) of 34328

Steve, great reply... I found myself chuckling when I read about the "round lot" syndrome... took me awhile to break that bias myself a few years ago vs. simply plugging into the calculator how much I want to invest and then divide by price I want to pay to arrive at share numbers... I admit that even after doing this for a few year, it still looks weird to me when I review my holdings. However, the longer I hold divvy holdings, the more "odd" those share numbers get since I have them all in DRIPs. I must have missed a post of yours. I am not familiar with what you referred to as the "bouncing principle." Would you mind explaining that again? Thanks, Jim

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