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Re: DonCarlson post# 10925

Sunday, 12/07/2003 4:04:23 PM

Sunday, December 07, 2003 4:04:23 PM

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Sliding Scale Money Spinner,

Leaving the PC% at 0 is tough to beat and I agree with your assement. With a large enough PC to start with, anyone could just buy or sell X number of shares everytime the price moved up or down $Y amount. This type of sliding scale approach spins off lots of cash. Example, play the Q's and buy/sell every 50cents or $1 move,, trading 50, 100, 200, 300 shares per move or more. You will accumulate lots of cash! Then add a percentage of that cash to PC say every 6 months or so and start making even larger trades per move. At $5 per market order this is more than achievable. I have a stock game that runs prices from $50 down to under a $1 and back up. If I trade 1000 shares per dollar and own 50,000 shares at $1 and 25k shares at $25,, and hold only 1000 shares at $50, the game spins off tons of cash,, it is nearly impossible to beat this type of system. Firebird

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