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Strategies & Market Trends : AIM Questions and Answers

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To: Nimbus who wrote (187)7/25/2001 2:58:05 PM
From: OldAIMGuy  Read Replies (1) of 221
 
Hi N, The only penalty is AIM's nasty habit of telling us
"I Told You So!"
when we don't follow its instructions!
:-)

If you were to sell up to the Idiot Wave's 46% Cash and then start using 'vealies' to extend the risk and gain, you'd be in good favor with the AIM gods. Remember that AIM is a "volatility capture device" as Barry Savage likes to say. If you don't capture something, then the volatility is of no value.

If you don't want to run the full cash reserve, then I'd suggest that you reverse the SAFE settings you currently have. Go to 20% Buy Resistance and leave the Sell resistance at zero. Then use 'vealies' to get the Portfolio Control up to where you stop getting Sell signals. At least then your Cash Burn Rate won't be so fast if the stock does retrace some of its recent gains.

Best regards, Tom
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