At the very end of last nights Webinar, a question was raised concerning the meaning of the 99.9 U/D ratio.  The explanation was that this is the results when the current price is below the the selected low price.  Understood.  My question is about should one consistantly change the selected low price to avoid this ratio.  (Happened quite frequently in the market we have today.)  During the course of the class mention was made that consistantly lowering the bar on judgments result in keeping stocks in one's portfollio that may need to be sold.  Would it be better to at least change this judgment or best left along waiting for higher pricing that would naturaly eliminate the 99.9 issue?

Thanks for these Webinars.  They are very helpful.

Marty Eckerle