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Hi Freeus: Right, about four days. Actually, the really interesting thing about starting a high margin position, is that during the four days, it can take your equity down to 22%, but the original demand for the fed call stays at the amount initially set, before the price went down. As the price starts coming back up to where you are waiting for it, during the first two or three points of rise, I figure that your leverage is actually about ten to one. It's sort of like the incremental tax brackets a few years back. The absolutely amazing thing about the way Dell trades, is that with the institutions buying on strong dips, the price coming back fast, is not much of a risk at all. This enables me to take positions during periods of extrmene risk. Of course, I adjust somewhat for what is going on. And Tiger Paw today just pointed out how I can take my new Inspiron 7000, go back down to the factory store, buy a docking station, plug in a special video card into the docking station, and be able to use the feature of windows 98 supporting multiple monitors. I will leave all this here in round rock. But my risk this year will be alot less, with these multiple monitors. |