Hi AIMster, perhaps I have less problems with AIM and ReVerse Scale (RVS), because I already am both an AIM guy and a momentum guy. See my profile. In my momentum persona, I like to buy high and sell higher. Call me greedy, I don't mind! Both strategies are making me money. I do think however that both strategies are for very different types of stocks, because of the possible risks and rewards.
AIM was originally intended for a basket of blue chip stocks, precisely because of the risks inherent in Scale Trading. The way we use AIM now, you might get saddled with your occasional deep diver, never to recover (at least not until after your retirement). In a basket of blue chips, one deep diver will not matter.
RVS is intended for stocks that might become 10 baggers over the nex few years; much more speculative. A big basket of such stocks gives you a greater chance that one of your stocks might make it to that exalted status. In a basket of speculative stocks, one big winner will make the bulk of your profits.
Regards,
Qarel (as there is another Karel on this board)