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To: loantech who wrote (22)	7/1/2007 12:01:12 PM
From: tyc:>	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 68

OK ! This is what I have decided to do. Bear in mind that this is "Investing for the Long Run " . My trading strategies may be considered "cut and slice", but they are not "cut and run". For 300 shares of XSP I can buy 2200 WGI at the current price (2200*.138 = 303) From the current price of .138, upside targets will be: .1587 .1825 .21 .21 will see me all out. Incidentally each of the three trades will yield sufficient to buy 133 shares of XSP, so if the stock goes straight up and I am sold out, my initial cost of 300 XSP's will have yielded 400 XSP's. Getting out all even (for 300 XSP's) means equalling the performance of S&P500. So getting out with 400 XSP's means outperforming the S&P500 by 33%. (WOW!)

To: loantech who wrote (22)	7/1/2007 1:08:16 PM
From: tyc:>	Respond to of 68

I said my trading range would extend down to .11 at which point I would be fully invested. I have decided to make that .11 the one-and-only downside target. If WGI should fall to that level, 133 shares of XSP would permit the purchase of 1,200 shares of WGI making my total exposure 3400 shares .