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To: OldAIMGuy who wrote ()	2/8/1998 2:19:00 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	of 221

Q. I was impressed with the information and software you have reg AIM on the web. I have been using this technique reasonably successfully..just using an excel spreadsheet. There are 3 stocks in my portfolio which really concern me and am getting nervous about continuing to pour money "like a drunk sailor" as Lichello puts it in his book....they are LSI,COMS and ASND. Any expereince or thoughts on these. A. Hi JB, I'm in the same bar with you with my sailor's hat on with ASND, I started that account just recently at $32 only to have it fall off rather dramatically! My last purchase was at $22.125 and took my total position up to 2000 shares. I have my fingers crossed on that one. I started it with 50/50 Cash-Equity ratio as my Idiot Wave has been suggesting. Thank Goodness!! I don't own either of the other two stocks, but own one that's very similar to LSI. It's VLSI Technology. I just put up a new AIM Stock Example at the web page on VLSI. Take a look at it to see how AIM's been doing for me so far. I've owned it since 1990 and have never found such a deep cycle stock like this one before! LSI and VLSI both tend to follow the same patterns. Hope this will help to give you the confidence to continue!! So, that's not bad, we have one stock in common, and 'twins' on another! 2 out of three! Sounds like you have pretty good selection techniques for finding AIM compatable stocks! Bob Norman's Newport software for running AIM is really nice. I've used it in DOS and now Windows versions since 1993. I still have a Lotus 123 spreadsheet I use occasionally to create What If AIM scenerios, but I use Newport to keep all of my active stock histories. I'm glad you found the web site okay. Do you remember how you did the search that brought you there? I'd like to know how you found it, if you have the time. How long have you been an AIMer? Have you visited our AIM BB over on Silicon Investor? Best regards, Tom

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