Tuesday, July 24, 2018 4:21:39 PM
Hi Allen, Re: Judging market direction and SAFE adjustment........
Some AIMers use a very small Buy SAFE during rising markets and selling. Maybe they start at 10% Buy SAFE but reduce it by 5% as the market rises until it hits zero.
During a declining market, let's say Buy SAFE has dropped to zero previously. First AIM directed Buy raises Buy SAFE to 5%, next sequential buy raises it to 10%, etc. This opens up the gap between sequential buys and has AIM buy more efficiently during a prolonged decline.
When the market finally turns, then the process is to step-wise lower the Buy SAFE with each Sell until it is reduced to zero again.
This way one doesn't have to make a judgement as to the direction of the market. AIM will trigger the SAFE adjustments according to the buying and selling activity. It takes a 50/50 Guess and improves it to 20/20 Hindsight.
Some AIMers use a very small Buy SAFE during rising markets and selling. Maybe they start at 10% Buy SAFE but reduce it by 5% as the market rises until it hits zero.
During a declining market, let's say Buy SAFE has dropped to zero previously. First AIM directed Buy raises Buy SAFE to 5%, next sequential buy raises it to 10%, etc. This opens up the gap between sequential buys and has AIM buy more efficiently during a prolonged decline.
When the market finally turns, then the process is to step-wise lower the Buy SAFE with each Sell until it is reduced to zero again.
This way one doesn't have to make a judgement as to the direction of the market. AIM will trigger the SAFE adjustments according to the buying and selling activity. It takes a 50/50 Guess and improves it to 20/20 Hindsight.
Best regards,
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