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Strategies & Market Trends : Mexican Stocks and Funds (MXF)

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To: Jacques Tootight who wrote (26)	7/6/2000 1:56:34 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	of 32

Hi JT, AIM's the embodiment of my Motto Buy from the Scared, Sell to the Greedy! Actually it's a risk management method based upon making small incremental trades around a core position. Small moves, small changes; big moves, big changes. Basically it has you add to your position when price/share is falling and then recover your cash reserve when prices are rising. In essence, it's always making a LIFO profit of 20% or more. Compounding this over time is where AIM does its work. Price volatility and frequency of change act as the driving force for AIM's activity. A utility stock would bore AIM. If you go back to the graphs of my history with MXF (and from there take a look at all the other holdings I AIM) you'll see the +'s and -'s which indicate buys and sells. One graph shows the price history against the 26 week moving average. Note that AIM's technically efficient. The other graph shows how AIM uses the cash reserve as an active part of portfolio management. aim-users.com Best regards, Tom

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