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To: EL KABONG!!! who wrote (99)	5/8/2001 10:29:41 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 219

Hi Kerry, We have a thread here on SI where lots of folks contribute and use the Automatic Investment Management (AIM) method. I also keep a web site devoted to the method. It's an investment model that uses cash as an active part of portfolio management. The cash is used to accumulate shares in a period like we've had for most of the last 12 months. Later, when price/share is up, it requests that we refund the cash reserve through profitable selling of shares previously purchased during the Bear phase. Pretty simple really, and very disciplined. Here's my AIM Users web site aim-users.com and here's the SI thread: Subject 12596 At my site is a brief description of how AIM works. There's lots of other info there for those who like to dig deeper. Of course there's always Mr. Lichello's book that described the mechanism of AIM originally way back in 1977. Here's what my own account looks like for the last 5 years using AIM as the manager and lots of Value Line for selection and review: aim-users.com Best regards, Tom