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To: Gottfried who wrote (17274)	10/18/2002 5:31:20 PM
From: Warpfactor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 23153

<<Warp, your bpcompq timing method has merit and it's one I follow>> I sent you my BPCOMPQ model. One of the problems I had was with sell signals. It seems that the model always gave up a good hunk of gains before the sell signals kicked in. I will play with some ideas. I'm thinking about using 10% as an arbitrary sell signal. That is, when gains on a given move reach 10% - get out. Or I will try laddering the escape. At say 7% gains sell 1/3, 10% gains sell another third. Let the other third ride until the "normal" sell signal is given. Will send you the spreadsheet once completed. Warp