Saturday, July 21, 2012 2:10:06 PM
Hi Fuzzy:
If you keep track of the buys you don't make (and disregarding that the price has to move up a bit for you to buy) and then BUY THEM ALL
you will buy more shares than if you do one AIM directed buy at that same low price. (As if the price dropped that amount in one month)
What you are saying may well be right. . . I have no longer an AIM spreadsheet to see how the two methods I described would compare and hoped someone would run the two options for the Standard AIM. Use the example for Standard AIM:
Capital = 20000. . .SER = 50/50
Option 1 is to let the price drop, record the sum X1+X2+. . .Xn to the point at which the Reserve becomes zero, using normal AIM practice. Then the SUM of the buys should be about 10000 and the question is: "At what price does this point occur?";
Option 2 is to let the price drop in normal Hold Zone stages and see how the Buy Advice increases to be about 10000 and also: "At what price does that occur?"
The question is not at all if that is good or bad. At this stage I am simply analysing options that can be used with Standard AIM.
I had planned to make a numerical example with Vortex but this was delayed. I will do that later today.
Just Curious
Regards,
If you keep track of the buys you don't make (and disregarding that the price has to move up a bit for you to buy) and then BUY THEM ALL
you will buy more shares than if you do one AIM directed buy at that same low price. (As if the price dropped that amount in one month)
What you are saying may well be right. . . I have no longer an AIM spreadsheet to see how the two methods I described would compare and hoped someone would run the two options for the Standard AIM. Use the example for Standard AIM:
Capital = 20000. . .SER = 50/50
Option 1 is to let the price drop, record the sum X1+X2+. . .Xn to the point at which the Reserve becomes zero, using normal AIM practice. Then the SUM of the buys should be about 10000 and the question is: "At what price does this point occur?";
Option 2 is to let the price drop in normal Hold Zone stages and see how the Buy Advice increases to be about 10000 and also: "At what price does that occur?"
The question is not at all if that is good or bad. At this stage I am simply analysing options that can be used with Standard AIM.
I had planned to make a numerical example with Vortex but this was delayed. I will do that later today.
Just Curious
Regards,
Conrad Winkelman
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http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=1341
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