A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board

[ls7550]

Of course aim takes the emotion out of investing and that's why I'm interested. I have a portfolio full of etf's and MLPs. I was just interested in seeing some comparisons done over a longer period of time.

Robert Lichello converged onto AIM-HI. 80/20 stock/bonds has longer term broadly compared to 100% stock, but you must periodically rebalance. The human instinct however makes actual rebalancing more difficult to do correctly, AIM induces emotionless management such that you're more inclined to achieve the desired results. In contrast the majority of investors left to their own devices fail to be emotionless - that has on average induced a historic cost of 2% lower annualised rewards as a consequence.

One of my holdings is down -25% YTD, one way to look at that is the cash purchase power of that stock has increased +33%. I'm happy to provide some liquidity to other emotional shareholders in that stock who are looking to sell.