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Hi Tom

I just read the twinvest chapter in Lichello book. I originally skipped over it. I have some questions on its use. Is the twinvest number the best choice to judge how much to invest. It seems to be dependent on when one goes in to the stock. One can enter near a high or a low just arbitrarily. That would influence the buys . There is also never any profit taking. It seems like a variant of perpetual dollar cost averaging type system

Is any one out there have any experience with it. What do they do with it. Is it better than DCA.

I did go to your web site and read what was there on it

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