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To: aptus who wrote (11882)	6/28/2000 2:01:00 AM
From: Sbtorres	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18929

Hello Mark, AIM calculates the next buy/sell prices so what else can we do about it. If we have more than 10 stocks in the portfolio we like to know which ones are ready for market or which needs replenishment. SYMBOL CLOSE LO HI BUY SELL NORM VTSS 76 9/16 75 5/8 82 1/4 55 85 72% The normalized price would be =(CLOSE-BUY)/(SELL-BUY) and click %. If close is set to 55 then it would read 0% and if it is set to 85 it will read 100%. Say it is over 75% then it is ready for market and set your GTC limit order. The whole portfolio can be displayed where the horizontal axis shows the stocks and the normalized price in % in the vertical axis and plotted as bar chart. This will look like an equalizer where the spectrum is on the x-axis and the signal strength in the y-axis. Another variation of the above is =(HI-LO)/CLOSE and click %. This is based on available data for the day and shows how volatile it is -- over 10% means it is active.--keep an eye on it. There are parts that were missing in the report because it was in excel and did not reproduce well but it can easily be added. as described above.