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To: labestul who wrote (13417)	11/3/2000 6:00:18 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (2) of 18928

Hi Barry and ALL, Here's a post that many may find interesting. It talks about "random walk" theory and statistics of tossing coins. Message 14703004 It occurred to me as I read that possibly one reason that AIM wins in the long run is that we "react" when we get a string of up-ticks or down-ticks. We defeat much of what is wrong in trading and betting by being active in a positive manner relative to what is happening. We're not predicting what will happen next, just reacting to what's just occurred. We shift our inventory/cash ratio when a series of "Heads" are tossed! We again sift the ratio when a series of "Tails" show up. So, maybe AIM wins with Random Walk as well! I still feel that AIM's strength lies in the fact that it works in concert with well established laws of supply and demand. When supply is high, we're accumulating. When demand is high, we're dispersing. Best regards, Tom PS: I wouldn't mind a bit of dispersing for the next quarter or so! :-)

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