Hi AIM Users,
I have been using AIM over the last 15 years, and have been a 'lurker' on this board for a long time and find the discussions helpful and of high quality.
I have a particular situation in one of my accounts and would like to get opinions on the best way of handling this situation.
I have an account with various ETF's covering stocks, bonds and commodities. I AIM each ETF individually. I also decided to 'spice' up the account with 5% SVXY. As I had hoped, this was very successful, to the extent that SVXY grew to close to 10% of the account. This was too risky for me, and I have rebalanced the account, an action which obviously involved selling much more SVXY than AIM's suggestion.
So now I have a choice of whether to 'reset' the AIM parameters for SVXY, as if it's a new investment, or to simply plug in the new sell into the current AIM spreadsheet and continue according to its recommendations.
I tend to prefer the first option, as continuing with the second makes further sells very difficult and buys very easy.
I would be happy to get other opinions on this issue.
Regards,
JonG
