Hi V, AIM and Life Style...................
Further to what Toof said about AIM and Risk sensitivity, I'll add that once you get the hang of building GTC Limit Orders that match your minimum trades from each AIM engine life gets very simple.
You build all the orders - then go play golf, go swimming, read a book, do deep fundamental analysis of your favorite company, restore a sports car, go to the movies or just about anything else.
The trades will occur when the market meets your goals. Then you can add that information to your ongoing AIM histories and set new GTC Limits in place.
Rinse, Repeat......
Buy from the Scared; Sell to the Greedy.....
