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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M Users Group Bulletin Board

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To: RFH who wrote (7044)3/12/1999 7:09:00 PM
From: Dataminer1  Read Replies (3) of 18928
 
Robert,

Looks like a good AIM stock to me.

bigcharts.com

Any thoughts on why we are seeing deterioration of this issue?

The Momentum factor works in both directions.

With AIM, as I said before, the best performers are those that start to go down after your initial purchase

I feel fortunate that I have had 3 buys so far. You may not be so lucky and have to start selling! I'm very pleased at the way I have been able to wade into this stock and am comfortable with the "average" cost on my position. I started with default settings.

This one is looking up by going down!
Ya can't keep a stock like this down long. I think the risk-reward in incredible. We should move the rest of the discussion to the CHRZ board or PM.
This one's on "autopilot" for the next few years.

Some other interesting stocks for new AIM positions (IMO) could include COMS or ORCL which have traditionally been excellent, and have gotten whacked. Remember, with AIM, you don't want to buy at the absolute low! The QQQ also seems interesting..

Look at a 5-year chart of most of the oil related stocks (slb,glm,hal,sii,etc..)and picture what AIM would have done. I wonder if this rally will gain momentum?

Lots of talk lately about AIMing indexes..I'm still undecided.

Regards,
Bill
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