Welcome, Ray. I'm certainly no AIM expert, but when I look at a chart of a possible AIM candidate stock, I look for oscillations of 20% or more, peak to trough, a few times a year. This certainly appears to be the case with IOM. You just have to have enough shares to make it worthwhile. Also, does your 401K allow you to trade at will, or only at set intervals. In my profit sharing plan, which I direct, I currently have three AIM stock "accounts," and in my wife's IRA, which I also direct, I have one mutual fund AIM "account." These accounts are all updated weekly with the Newport Software. All of my stock accounts are in the red, but they are relatively new; however, the mutual fund account, which is invested in BTTTX, is moving along profitably slow but sure. There is a thread on SI devoted to mutual fund AIMing, which you can find at:
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Good luck, and ask away!!
Sincerely,
RFH |
