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To: RFH who wrote (11092)	5/10/2000 7:06:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) of 18928

Hi Rob, As I reviewed your updated AIM accounts I was struck by a few things: 1) Your Wendy's holding (WEN) had an INCREDIBLE slide last year. I guess I'd lost track of just how long that slide lasted! It must have felt rather "Frosty" near the bottom! Nice to see that your accumulation phase seems to have come to an end and now you might get to disperse some inventory. 2) Your JBL holding is close to being in line with my own as far as the trade range is concerned. The only difference seems to be that I managed one more buy in the low $30s that you missed. Your first sell point is correspondingly higher than mine. (see aim-users.com ) 3) With GUMM, on the line graph you can see when we have a price spike that, AIM "By the Book" will sometimes want us to start repurchasing shares a bit early. Throwing in just a teensy bit of TA and watching that 26 week Moving Average can add to the efficiency of our Purchasing Dept. Please don't let anyone else know I ever even MENTIONED TA!! :-) All in all, it looks like you've weathered the storm pretty well. With the Idiot Wave still in retreat from the High Risk zone, we might start to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Spring has arrived early this year. Maybe that's why our portfolios seem to have fallen into the Summer Doldrums early as well! Best regards, Tom PS: I think being able to review someone else's AIMing is good for me - especially since we own different equities, primarily. Thanks for keeping your site going. I hope after AIM 2000 that we'll start to see some others creating their own web sites. If you haven't already noticed, I've trimmed off the total portfolio values from my Bar Graphs for privacy reasons. I don't think I'm through with those "AIM sketch" briefs yet and am open to suggestions as to how to improve them.

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