Thank you kind sir for the list.

cklow

Gents,

Thanks for your reply. I am sorry I was unable to reply earlier due to work demands and was in the midst of evicting an errant tenant (they move out tomorrow).

I've read up somewhere after 3 Quarters if the stock is bad, its time for a review. Does it apply to funds then?

Hi Toofuzzy,

I do plan to get ETFs for AIMING. My father (around Tom's age) was burnt back in the 80s when some of the AIMED stock went into bankruptcy.

My question was- Do you identify those with less than stellar returns and drop them(perhaps trading within bands for a very long time e.g. a year)? What are the Rule of Thumbs that worked for you.

Cheers

CK

Weeding out losers

Given the nature of the stock market, we are bound to pick a few duds. However, I guess we want to get rid of losers fast.

From your personal experience, how long is too long?
What are the signs and how do you decide?
What is AIM is actually working and we mistaken it for a dud?

A penny for your thoughts. :)

Cheers,

cklow

Thanks, Allen.

I'll take up the offer.

The sheet is being tidied up with comments for user friendliness. In a day or two, it should be done and I'll sent it to the mail box.

Cheers! Happy Sunday.

Hello guys,

I'd like to say hi as a newcomer here. My father owned a yellowed copy of "How to make 1,000,000 from the stock market automatically". He tried it back in the 80s and it was too much work plus alot of info there.

I've written my own Excel spreadsheet based on Tom's learnings on aimusers website. Split SAFE settings, Sell Vealie setting.

I tried to backtest on SPY (Jan 2013 to Dec 2016) with a weekly check and I cannot seem to get the returns better than just buying and holding.

Any advice? I am willing to share the sheet for a review.