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From: OldAIMGuy	3/18/2025 11:13:38 AM
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Re: Histograms for the v-Wave and the MRI.................... Since we're getting back toward reasonable v-Wave values, I thought looking back at 2022 might be instructive for those who feel the need to hurry their stock/fund purchases. Sometimes the pendulum stalls for a while before successfully reversing its direction. The 3-5 Year v-Wave is at 31% suggested cash, but the shorter term 18 Month shows 27% suggested cash. SignalPoint Market Risk Indicator ............................................... A similar story is shown in the MRI histogram. It is also showing 31% current cash recommendation, down 2 points from last week. The "dead cat bounce" in 2022 isn't as well defined here with the MRI, mid year. However, there was a brief "Caution" signal at the end of that year. Should we expect one this time around? Note we're still a bit of distance above the Proactive level with both the MRI and the v-Wave measures. It's as though the Markets are offering us Hors d'oeuvre to get our appetites ready for the Main Course. From what I've been reading, some investors went straight for the dessert table. Mr. Lichello's proportional purchasing aspect of AIM will suit us well, however. Best wishes, OAG Tom Buy from the Scared; Sell to the Greedy.....

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