No problem Allen.
I consider it a compliment!
I don't judge my program's starting point basis any market sentiment, current position versus previous records, or other factors.
The prognosticatores would call that foolish but they are wrong more than right anyway.
Also, I don't tilt the #'s of Buys and Sells on a new LD-AIM program becasue of any of that. Besides, since I run a common cash reserve for all my prgrams it's a moot point anyway.
What I typically do when I start a new program is set about 5 Sells, 0 Safe and 9-10% minimum on the Sell side and 10-11% on the Buy side. This seems to work pretty well for me.
I have been playing my Silver ETF around 5-6% since it is substantially less volatile than a stock.
As for some type of variable PC adjustment rate, I've often pondered that, but have never taken the time to test any of those 'ponderings'.
I still work full time so don't have a lot of spare time to spend on such things (although I really want to someday!). :-)
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