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To: Dennis who wrote (13802)	12/2/1997 7:25:00 AM
From: Dr. Stoxx	Respond to of 27012

Hi Dennis, See the previous post. AIM is not TA, but simply a mechanical device used to time (based strictly on price, with slight adjustments for the general trend of the overall market) small percentage buys and sells, while keeping an ever growing position in a given stock. It can also be used with mutuals, btw. If you are interested, check out the following links: AIM Users Group Home Page: execpc.com AIM Weekly Newsletter (free): execpc.com AIM Stock Example: execpc.com AIM Mutual Fund Example: execpc.com Jeff Weber's AIM Stock Picks (subscription): jjjinvesting.com PS: I don't want to be accused of promoting any system, as they all have their faults. AIM's is that it tends to be too conservative, especially in bull markets (though there are ways to counteract that). But it seems to me that the interest of this thread in buy-and-hold, coupled with its knowledge of INTC, and especially INTCW, are ideal for AIM... Happy trading, TC.