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AIM: The Money Machine

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Introduction Compact

I just read Robert Lichello book "How to Make $1,000,000 in the Stock
Market Automatically" and was so inspired by the techniques mentioned in his book that I wrote a DOS shell program simulating his AIM (Automatic Investment Management) algorithm.

The AIM algorithm is a technique of investing in a given stock or mutual fund by buying and selling a percentage of one's portfolio in
this stock/fund on an algorithmic schedule. The idea behind AIM is to buy a percentage of stocks when the stock/fund goes low and sell when it goes high. Conventional investors tend to hold on to a stock/fund until it break a target. Built into the AIM algorithm are many safeguards to only make the buy/sell move when all parameters are in
place. With AIM the stock could be rolling and the investor will be
making plenty of profit.

Examples have shown with a reasonably good rolling stock, a $10,000
investment that is utilized using the AIM algorithm could yield over
$1,000,000 in a 5-7 year period.

For a time period I am offering this program free to anyone who sends me an email requesting a copy. The purpose of this thread is for folks
to discuss issues relating to the AIM program and how to improve it.

Anyone interested in a copy send me an email message: ben@baces.com

I have created an AIM mailing list and will be sending AIM program updates to all who request a copy.

Regards,
Ben

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52	Hi Ben Just lately started hearing about AIM would like to try out your sprea	Dekoot	-	8/15/1999
51	Please send me a copy of your aim program. Thanks galliano@141.com	Bruno Galliano	-	6/4/1999
50	Hi Ben; I would like a copy of your AIM spreadsheet to experiment with. Please	ray valadez	-	3/22/1999
49	Great book! Love to try your spreadsheet program. Please send to bnice1@msn.com	stocksbnice2me	-	9/2/1998
48	Hi folks, I just finished AIM16, including some really nice features like AI	TheInvestor	-	11/23/1997
47	You've got 3 AIM winners there, Chang-Shing Perng. I was in NOVL too for a	Dr. Stoxx	-	11/17/1997
46	Ben, There is another AIM thread on SI with thousands of posts. Check out	ubrx	-	11/15/1997
45	Chang-Shing: Thanks for the data files, I am currently working on the AIM pr	TheInvestor	-	11/15/1997
44	NOVL -------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01/95,16	Chang-Shing Perng	-	11/15/1997
43	AMAT -------------------------------------------------------- 12/01/95,23.5 12/	Chang-Shing Perng	-	11/15/1997
42	INTC -------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/01	Chang-Shing Perng	-	11/15/1997
41	Ben, I will get the book and try this system out. Thanks for your help.	Adip	-	11/11/1997
40	Adi: << Ben, Thanks for the updated copy of AIM 1.3 I have a couple of &	TheInvestor	-	11/10/1997
39	Ben, Thanks for the updated copy of AIM 1.3 I have a couple of "dumb"	Adip	-	11/10/1997
38	To all AIM users: I have corrected a few bugs found in version 1.2. Which ar	TheInvestor	-	11/10/1997
37	You can redirect the output to a file. Like "aim12.exe wxyz > wxyz.out	TheInvestor	-	11/3/1997
36	Ben My only question at the moment (since i am not a DOS person) is how do you	Jhende	-	11/3/1997
35	Great, let me know if you have any questions or suggestions. Regards, Ben	TheInvestor	-	11/3/1997
34	Ben I received the AIM program and tried out the demos and it looks great!!	Jhende	-	11/3/1997
33	The AIM formula for success is based on a long range period of time. If the sto	TheInvestor	-	11/1/1997
32	Ben, I found your thread from your post in the 56 thread. I'd like to hear	Esteban	-	11/1/1997
31	Hi TC, I was raised in East Cleveland and went to Shaw High School! That was be	OldAIMGuy	-	10/30/1997
30	Hi Joe, Most technical analysis methods are heavy in momentum type thinking. AI	OldAIMGuy	-	10/30/1997
29	Hi Joe, I agree that a deep study of FA is the basis of success. That applies t	OldAIMGuy	-	10/30/1997
28	I'm not from this area, actually. Came here a year ago to teach at a small	Dr. Stoxx	-	10/30/1997

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