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To: Big Dog who wrote (1350)	7/28/1998 7:34:00 AM
From: Thean	Read Replies (3) of 14427

Big, realized that you have wondered off your homebase to expand your territory. Saw your little poops at yahoo as well. <g> The AIM system that you are having will likely going to beat the OSX in the long run. It is a pretty good system if the sector is basing or trying to base where a lot of daily and weekly volatilities create opportunities for AIM to trigger and buy at temporarily cheap prices. With the current situation in oil which is still very uncertain (Noesis's $9 has not been ruled out by the street yet), I would say your AIM portfolio has a slightly greater than 50:50 shot of outperforming the OSX in the next three months. However, if you were to have implemented the AIM system three months ago, or even any time this year, what you would have accomplished is to average down and ended up catching the falling knife at every point of tumble. With that, the AIM system may even downperform Slider's buy on the dip strategy. <gg> If you are thinking about running an oil services fund, the AIM system can be a part of the strategy depending on where the longer trend of things is with the stock prices. One question I have about the system is does it average up as well when the trend is straight up? OR does it just perform the reverse and sell? I much prefer a system that would sell too early rather than buy too early. In scenario like last summer when the drillers were heading straight up, would AIM have cleaned itself out midway through the party? FGII will open higher, then fade, and I will try to reenter at that point. $22.5 is a support and I would pick FGII up between $22.5 - $23. Have you seen my FGII trades last week? siliconinvestor.com That will make you jealous. <GG>

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