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To: Spekulatius who wrote (1872)	7/13/2012 1:47:11 PM
From: bruwin	Respond to of 4719

I, personally, often understand better when something is put in an example form ... Clownbuck, are you recommending the following :- Share A costs $100 each Share B costs $20 each Share C costs $10 each One buys $1000 of each company's shares. So that gives :- Share A = $1000/$100 = 10 shares are purchased Share B = $1000/$20 = 50 shares are purchased Share C = $1000/$10 = 100 shares are purchased So if Share A's price increases by $15 we make $15 x 10 = $150 If Share B's price goes up by $2 we make $2 x 50 = $100 etc....