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Strategies & Market Trends : A.I.M. PIC List (Perverse Investment Candidates) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LemonHead who wrote (59)	7/28/2001 9:42:57 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 127

Hi Keith, I have a great way for you to amortize the cost of that CD version of Value Line. We'll just all ask you for the latest information!! :-) Back when I last got a trial version of the CD-Rom version it still didn't have the neat screens the paper version has. Maybe you can check to see if it has those screens like the Index section has. As you know I use the 41 Best and Worst Performers list weekly to derive my Speculation Index. As far as I know the paper version is the only place to find it. Now that I have this PIC list going, the paper version becomes even more valuable in that all the stocks in this list are derived from Page 39 of the paper version - Highest Growth Stocks. Best regards, Tom

To: LemonHead who wrote (59)	8/1/2001 1:26:46 PM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 127

Hi Keith, The PIC list closed out July with a slight gain for the portfolio on a Buy and Hold basis. With AIM the gain was better. AIM's still managing to do a good job of working these stocks at or near their cyclical price bottoms. If and when a return of the Bull happens these stocks either with active management like AIM or otherwise should do well. AIM should have a head start on those that dropped significantly after joining the PIC list. If you look at the various graphs of AIM's active management of these stocks at aim-users.com you'll see that we accumulated more shares in many of these stocks when the prices were depressed. Our Cash Reserves were ready and available to do the job. Now, as these stocks rise we'll be taking money back out of the market by selling off small quantities of the issues. This is right in line with your quote from A. Vance about taking profits or someone else might!!! Best regards, Tom