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Sunday, 10/11/2015 3:34:34 PM

Sunday, October 11, 2015 3:34:34 PM

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Hi Guy's, has anyone been thinking of combining (Value Averaging) and (AIM), or (Value Averaging) and (Synchrovest). I remember in the AIM book Mr. Lichello talking about whether it was a good Ideal to add money routinely to AIM. I believe he felt it would be a bad ideal. But I am thinking it would not upset the formula at all. Mr. Lichello's instructions on adding new money was to add half of the new money to stocks fund and half to cash fund, and add half to Portfolio Control. A better ideal on adding new money is, determine the ratio of your stock fund to your cash fund. the new money would be added with the same ratio. This should totally prevent the AIM Formula from getting upset, not that it would.
On the Publishers web site for value averaging you can find the spreadsheets for growth DCA and Value averaging. Both are worthwhile downloads, and the book is worth buying.
Value Averaging web site

Come see me at Systematic Investing group #board-966 lets talk formula plans.

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