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Re: ls7550 post# 33914

Thursday, 02/24/2011 10:05:41 PM

Thursday, February 24, 2011 10:05:41 PM

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Still making things too complicated guys.

Hi Clive

You're too conditioned to using single stock AIM's Steve.

Not at all. Read on...

AIM uses STOCK VALUE not share price. Unitising single stock AIM's eliminates the problem. You're stock value just remains flat(ish) during stopped out periods.

Not if the shares stopped out are converted to virtual.

I guess if you were intending to use a share price based AIM to determine the stop and re-entry points then you'd have to run two AIM's per holding, one based on stock value the other on share price.

Yikes again.

I must be doing a lousy job of explaining myself.

Trying to derive a negative adjustment to PC in order to keep the internals of an AIM program in line with the action taken (Stop Loss execution) is a reasonable concept IMHO.

Sigh. I'll keep trying.

Best Regards, Steve (The Grabber)

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