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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote (13009)	10/1/2000 7:49:45 PM
From: aptus	Read Replies (1) of 18928

Hi Tom, That's a good idea. If you start out knowing you will fund the cash reserve at set periods (I'm assuming you just add a, say monthly, deposit to the cash reserve as opposed to buying a certain percentage of securities with each deposit), you can start with a lower cash reserve and then use vealies to slightly increase the risk and returns. That way you won't be as apt to run out of cash as if no new deposits were being added to the account. Does that sound reasonable? One of the great things about AIM is that there are many subtle variations on how people can use it. From Bernie's BTB, to you, to Mr. Aggressive, to Barry's mathematical perspective and maximize returns first, minimize risk second thinking. My take is that as long as the results are there over the long term, use whatever works for you. Anyway, thanks for bringing up the latest variation I can ponder. regards, Mark.

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