Hi Aim1979
>>>>The Grabber's program, you never actually touch your original assets. I could be wrong on that assumption. <<<<<
What he was talking about is that with regular AIM you are buying and selling SOME of the shares but you NEVER sell out. So the thought was, Why own the shares that are just going to sit there and never get traded? (certainly if they don't pay a dividend!) Just start with less shares but pretend you bought the full amount. You keep the cash amount the same.
So you can either have an account that you can start with $15,000 instead of $20,000 or you can have an account that starts with $20,000 but act like a $26,666 account. This is just an example.
The less you start with actually invested in stock, the more likely you are to sell out of shares.
Hope that makes sense.
Toofuzzy
Take the road less traveled. It will make all the difference.
