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Re: Conrad post# 1539

Monday, 03/11/2002 6:12:46 AM

Monday, March 11, 2002 6:12:46 AM

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Conrad Here we go again! How many times is this? Four, I am getting tired of trying to explain that the (Neutral point is Equal to Portfolio Control divided by Number of Shares. For some reason just when I thank you have it you go off into left field, and get lost. Why do you do that? You wrote At NP=(PC-SV) Buy Advise=0. You SV are the same as my Y=(Stock Value). This is Totally true, we are in agreement!

I will prove to you that NP=PC/N is true, and that it is the same as 0=PC-SV.

Step one. Write down 0=pc-SV
Step two. Move SV to the other side, add SV to both sides. You now have SV=PC!
Step three. We next need to break SV down into its components! SV=SP*N.
Step four.Put SP*N into SV=PC. You get SP*N=PC.
Step five. Move N to the other side, you do this by multiplying both sides by 1/N. You get SP=PC/N!

SP stands for Stock Price, I now have a stock price that is at the Neutral point. Which is what I wanted! One Point! It is impossible for this type of Equation To produce more than one number at a time.

You wrote this For the Vortex AIM the Neutral Point = the pc-Value (The Set Point) I believe this to be true. I was over at your web site reading up on your Vortex AIM plan and It looks true. But if it is true then this I hope that in your discussion it was not your intention to say that the Vortex AIM the Neutral Point needs shifting. It does not. must be incorrect. Vortex AIM's Set Point, or neutral point will shift every time you have a buy or sell Automatically. My understanding of Vortex AIM from your web site is that After a sell or buy your set point will be equal to the sell or buy price, and that it will stay there until the next buy or sell.
The reason that we need to know the NP as a stock Price is because it is more handy form than PC - SV. Lets say that we are doing Aim by the Book, by hand. No computer and no spreadsheet. You would like to use GTC orders but what do you set them to? You could just stick stock prices in your AIM by hand program, but you could be at it for days and it would be a pain to do. By knowing the neutral point you can do it much faster, lets say we are using 10% Safe and 5% minimum sale. If you take the Neutral Point and +- 15% from it, you should be in the ball park of the real buy sell points. You just stick these stock prices in Aim and you will have your GTC orders. It may not be as good as the Equations over here http://www.aim-users.com/aimbrief.htm in fig 3. But it will do just fine.
By the way. I have Arthritis in my hands, and it take me a long time to do these explanations. So this will be my last one on this subject.



Come see me at Systematic Investing group #board-966 lets talk formula plans.

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