Tom, as others (new learners) have indicated on this board, learning this process in depth from the scatterd resources available is a struggle including the software help. But we all very much appreciate what is available and the assistance from you and others that seem to be only an e-mail away.
Seems like the way to succeed with AIM is to not only understand what moves the program makes, but why. So it becomes, in my mind, a need to understand what the various features are, what they do and what they mean to the investor. (Port. Control, cash reserve, Vealie, SAFE buy & sell, B/S advice etc.) How these features/gears are presented to the new learners is critical if the objective is to help distance learners. This is the only option to learning AIM for me so I'm reading everything available, every word. And.......... asking questions because I have that "need to know." I guess it's no different than any of us trying to figure out what the IRS means with some of their tax form instructions!
Maybe, down the road a piece, I could add value to the newbies on this board with some composites I'm working on as I learn this with my learning style.
Thanks again,
Jack |
