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Monday, 05/08/2017 3:15:28 PM

Monday, May 08, 2017 3:15:28 PM

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Need some info.

Several years ago we discussed holding off on any purchases until one moving average crossed over another moving average. I seem to recall that it was called MACRO AIM; but it could have been called something else altogether. I believe Ocroft is doing something similar with MACD.

My question is does anyone remember what moving averages were being used in our conversations? As I get older my memory gets less and less reliable.

Presently I don't have any positions anywhere near a purchase, but I thought I would make some notes and save them for whenever we get a meaningful correction. Using crossover moving averages or MACD seems like a good idea to use with AIM.

Best regards to everyone.

Ray
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