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To: RFH who wrote (12971)	10/1/2000 8:01:24 AM
From: Steve Grabczyk	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Hi Robert and Barry: OK. Frequency and Amplitude. Seems to me that this is the way to screen stocks for 'AIM-ability'. Question is; how would one go about defining a set of rules mathematically which would qualify (or not) an issue that is under consideration? I've given this topic a lot of thought lately as I try to figure out the best way for me to continue to add diversification in my AIM basket. So, one should take some price history and set about to determine how often (frequency) the price moves to an AIM buy sell level(amplitude). Problem is, how does one determine that break point? Given that the Portfolio Control trigger in AIM goes up (somewhat) on a buy, but does not move down on a sell. If this seems confused or convoluted, then consider the the source (and time of day, since the damn dog woke me at 4:30 this am and I'm already on my 3rd cup-o-joe). Regards, Steve

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