more on OpenPositionProfit

["Alex Dannenberg" <Alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My hypothesis is the Omega has a 16-bit representation (with 1 bit for sign)
for OpenPositionProfit.  That would explain why

if Date=991216 then buy 100 shares at close;
if Date=991217 then buy 100 shares at close;
if Date=991220 then exitlong 200 shares at close;
if Date>=991216 and Date <=991222 then print(" date ",
date,"OpenPositionProfit ",OpenPositionProfit);

works for "normally priced" stocks like WMT or INTC (for which 100*Price <
2^15) but doesn't work for QCOM (for which 100*Price > 2^15).

It would also explain why 10-share orders DO work for QCOM.

if Date=991216 then buy 10 shares at close;
if Date=991217 then buy 10 shares at close;
if Date=991220 then exitlong 20 shares at close;
if Date>=991216 and Date <=991222 then print(" date ",
date,"OpenPositionProfit ",OpenPositionProfit);

Can anyone confirm whether I'm right or wrong?

-Alex