The core of my portfolio is now in low cost index ETFs with just a few stocks and a few funds that I've kept from many years ago.
I've learned the hard way to avoid or be wary of individual stocks with AIM because if a stock takes a deep dive AIM will amplify your losses. It's something Lichello failed to point out in his book. On the other hand ETFs are ideally suited for AIM.
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