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To: jaser20 who wrote (18751)	6/21/2022 4:26:11 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18928

Hi Jeff, Re: 0% Sell SAFE.......................... With AIM we can never run out of shares, but we can and do run out of cash periodically. The minimum order size will determine that "next sell" price. Not a combination of SAFE plus Minimum as usual. We're capping the cash reserve percentage, so zero Sell SAFE is okay. We'll only sell if the cash is below the max allowable. Setting the bias to Sell but with a cash reserve max works pretty well. Accumulation on the Buy side still takes a discount of the combined SAFE and Min Order value. I also don't usually do any sequential buys more often than once in 30 days. If we are lucky enough to get a buy and a quick sell, then that cancels the 30 day delay for another buy. In case you haven't found it, here's the Quick AIM Calculator to use for getting the Next Buy and Next Sell prices in advance. web.archive.org You'll have to plug in some data, but it will give you the price targets for your next trades from that info. Then you can jot those down and use GTC Limit Orders at those strike prices and go out golfing or fishing or mow the lawn. AIM and those orders will get the rest done. Best wishes, OAG Tom