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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M Users Group Bulletin Board

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To: LemonHead who wrote (12084)8/12/2000 8:12:35 AM
From: Bernie Goldberg  Read Replies (1) of 18928
 
Hi Keith,
I'm trying to catch up with about 300 posts so forgive me if this has already been responded to.
Some time back you told me you were only Aiming you wife's IRA. You wrote I feel that it is my financial duty to protect the IRA's at all cost. With an A+ I would say that AIM is doing the best job and would recommend letting AIM protect the IRAs.
At what point would you consider letting AIM handle the rest of your investments.
Yoiu wrote: But some how one needs to know when to harvest and not let the fruit rot on the vine.? I always thought that this was precisely what AIM does. My perception of AIM is that it takes care of the exits.
By the way with my friend's AMKR AIM program. When the cash reserve had gotten large enough to do it, we removed $10,000 in cash which represented her initial investment in AMKR. She now has 319 shares of AMKR and 97 cents in her cash reserve which hasn't cost her a penny. We placed the $10,000 in XLF on March 15. That AIM program is up about 8% since then showing a profit of $751 not counting the dividends on the Cash Reserve.
I also would like to get another AIM 2000 hat. I made some money at the Blackjack table on the cruise even tho I lost my hat (not my shirt) there.
Bernie
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