VORTEX AIMing

[Conrad]

The Year End is approaching fast and I want to take this opportunity to say a few things that will be usfull for 2012. My opinion is that the world will not end next year and I predict that the Stock Market will keep going Up & Down frequently just like it has done each year before. Good news for AIM Investors!

Happy New Year to everyone!

As most AIMers know I have not been super active on the AIM Discussion Platform the last few years. In regards to my Vortex AIM development we have been working on adding various peripheral features but left the Vortex AIM Core unchanged. The principal feature to have great flexibility that will allow the investor to invest very conservatively (small trades) or very aggressively (large trades) is still the same.

The changes made over the years and specifically recently has been focused at increasing various features to make using Vortex AIM easier.

The most recent changes are related to:
* Downloading stock prices from Dutch and US Exchanges;
* Mixing US$ & Euro Fund Currencies in a single Portfolio;
* In addition to creating new portfolios & adding new funds manually on the main Display Window there is now an automatic procedure for creating
New Portfolios and New Funds via the File Pull-down Menu so that the new fund is immediately defined with the current stock price from either the selected
US$ Fund List or the Dutch Fund List.

Other than these main features we continually adapt features if we find they are not defined in an optimum way.

I have also created an English version of a Dutch Power Point Presentation (PPP) for Vortex AIM that was used at an Investment Conference of the Holland Computer Club. This PPP can be requested by e-mail (see the Information Page above). In the very near feature it can be downloaded from this website:
http://www.ckweb.nl/vortex_us/index.php
At this time only the Dutch PPP can be downloaded directly. These PPP downloads are provided free of charge and contain examples of Vortex AIM Trading in Cash Limited and in Turbovest Modes.

Regards,
Conrad Winkelman