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Re: PraveenP post# 172

Friday, 09/07/2012 9:17:31 AM

Friday, September 07, 2012 9:17:31 AM

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Is it necessary to consider stock prices at all? Can't you just use the value of current value of the stock account and its deviation from the starting value, of say $2,000? I.e. if at the end of year 1 the value of the account has dropped to $1,800, i.e. by 10% you buy (approximately) $200 worth more shares, and if at the end of the following year the value has risen to $2,200 you sell $200 worth of shares.

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