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To: RFH who wrote (7067)	3/14/1999 5:37:00 AM
From: JZGalt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18928

Not a problem Robert. It seems I get into that sort of trouble all the time. ;-) I just didn't want you to get the impression that this was some sort of list which had passed fundamental and technical analysis and was ready for purchase. OT - If you want to look at something I've been working on, you might look at these two pages. Fair warning, they have nothing to do with AIM, but have more to do with valuation. confirmatoryanalysis.com and I have an example using TLAB. confirmatoryanalysis.com --- Dave [AIM paper trader since July 1998, AIM user since February 1999]

To: RFH who wrote (7067)	3/15/1999 12:53:00 AM
From: LemonHead	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 18928

Robert, I'm really enjoying learning about AIM. Although I think there must be more time allotted to AIM candidates. I would like to throw some more into the pot. IDTC, PII and CLB. I'm not recommending that anyone buy these or AIM them. I just want to know if from their history, do they appear to have the volatility that AIM requires? IDTC is currently on my Imaginary Newport, and it just looks great. Triggered a paper buy at $12.40 and then a paper sell around $18. This weekend was full of great discussion from all that fill this traveling bus. I feel that one of the most important points that was driven home is as follows. Speed Trap #1 as Articulated by Bernie Most of the people on this thread think that because they update (Newport or whatever) weekly. They have to buy and sell weekly. Hey I'm the first to admit that I am wet behind the ears, but that is such a powerful AIM principle it aught to be painted across our foreheads. Some of my paper trades ran out of cash reserve in a matter of a month, but I thought I was suppose to buy every time Newport told me. Now I see that a little common sense has a big part in this simple execution. Bill mentioned this today and I have in the past, Should the Vealie Idea be included on the downside as well? I'm totally lost on this one. I really don't think that it should adjust your PC, but I do think that the Graph should display some kind of mark that you passed on the previous weeks recommended buy order. FWIW Keith