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Re: Vitaali post# 45212

Saturday, 04/03/2021 4:11:06 PM

Saturday, April 03, 2021 4:11:06 PM

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Hi Vitaali

If you want the cash to be a certain % of the total of stock and cash.

1) add stock value + cash value.

2) multiply the above by whatever % you want. $10,000 total x .60 ( 60 % ) = $6,000

The difference will be stock value. Subtract present stock value and divide the answer by current stock price = # of shares to buy.

Instead of figuring cash amount

If you want 60 % stock = $6,000
Subtract current stock value and divide answer by current stock price = # shares to buy.

QUESTION :

Assuming you have been selling and raising cash while a security has been going up, why would you want to reduce cash and buy more when a security is at a high ?

Just wait for the next market crash to soak up the cash.

Toofuzzy

Take the road less traveled. It will make all the difference.

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