"All the " improvements " to AIM get into the subjective territory you want to avoid. Stay with AIM by the book."
I suspected that this was the case with optimizing or curvefitting the historic stock data. Optimizing does give you impressive past performance results. But as wel all know, history never repeats itself exactly. Future performance will suffer.
I agree with you, we should stick to the original AIM forumla. But the stock to cash ratio should be altered as needed.
I'm not clear on how to interpret and implement the v-Wave indicater for cash allocation. Can someone explain it to me please?
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