Hi Orcroft, One thought. To avoid buying at too high a price and creating a high risk position, one might buy a much smaller position, say 10% and 90% cash (mostly virtual) when entering. Possible figures might be $10,000 stock and $90,000 cash. If I've thought this correctly this would position one to sell if it is going up and yet be able to buy if things turn sour or some sudden market crash brought on by a unforeseen craziness.
The one caveat though, one has to buy enough actual stocks/ETFs so that when AIM says sell, the dollar amount is big enough to minimize cost %age.
The other thing to do is set a higher %age for a buy than a sell.
Does this make any sense?
Thanks,
Allen
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