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Q: Dear GSA: Thanks for trial. Question-On 7/27 your top pick was ****-last price 28.84. Stop loss 23.10. For this top pick would you try to buy at 28.84 (for your portfolio)? Also, why is your stop loss more than the 10-12% less than 28.84? You suggest 10-12% stock stop loss.
Thanks,
B.

A: Hi,

We have placed an order to buy **** at the market tomorrow (Monday), which is our normal practice for Top Stock Picks posted over the weekend.

The stock stop-loss shown is an automatic calculation based on support and resistance points in the chart. To see how this stop loss works, click our Stop Loss Chart. We often use the line to exit positions after we've had a run-up in the stock price, i.e., to take profits. However, for new positions, the 10-12% rule takes priority, irrespective of what the stop loss line shows.

Best regards,

GSA

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