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Re: ls7550 post# 38858

Friday, 12/19/2014 8:43:57 AM

Friday, December 19, 2014 8:43:57 AM

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Hi Clive

Potentually there a a few ways of implimenting a delayed trade.

1) Keep track of delayed trades and on reversai buy the one Aim directed trade.

That will have you buy less than the delayed trades. You may even have a new buy price above the price you just bought at. The "Lichello Flaw ? "

2) Keep track of delayed trades and buy the number of shares delayed. That will have you buy more shares than example above.

3) Keep track of delayed trades and buy the dollar amount delayed. I believe, between the three examples, this will have you invest the most at the reversal.

You have a similar choice on the sell side.

You could prbably choose one method for sell and another for buying to tilt the account towards accumulation or distribution.

While I find this all interesting I am not using delayed trades.

Which is best?
Toofuzzy

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