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Re: husk post# 7188

Thursday, 01/23/2003 1:28:19 PM

Thursday, January 23, 2003 1:28:19 PM

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Hi Husk, to give an example:

Say your next buy comes at $2 and you buy 100, which makes $200. I go for 10% gain in $ and want to keep 10% of those shares too, so I want to sell 90 shares for $220 and $2.45 is my target for those 90. If you want to (I did), you could add the transaction costs. The AIM was to accumulate shares! I succeeded (but mostly down)!

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Karel

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