Tuesday, October 20, 2020 10:46:51 AM
Hi Toof, Re: Managing Expectations while managing Inventory............
This stock has roughly doubled from its March low point but is still 25% below its 2018 Peak share price.
By using strict AIM Inventory Control this holding is currently equal to it's previous all time high value point even though it's still $32/share lower in price than back then. While Roller Coasters are fun, they can be a bit scary, too. AIM has done a remarkable job of managing FIZZ even as the price/share dropped from around $120/share to just $44.50 a share back in March. The price/share was $88.12 this AM and tripped the latest AIM directed sale of 10% of inventory.
At this point there is 16% more shares than when started, 43% more cash and total value is +206% from the start. See, managing Expectations with AIM isn't much different from managing Inventory!
Best wishes,
OAG Tom
This stock has roughly doubled from its March low point but is still 25% below its 2018 Peak share price.
By using strict AIM Inventory Control this holding is currently equal to it's previous all time high value point even though it's still $32/share lower in price than back then. While Roller Coasters are fun, they can be a bit scary, too. AIM has done a remarkable job of managing FIZZ even as the price/share dropped from around $120/share to just $44.50 a share back in March. The price/share was $88.12 this AM and tripped the latest AIM directed sale of 10% of inventory.
At this point there is 16% more shares than when started, 43% more cash and total value is +206% from the start. See, managing Expectations with AIM isn't much different from managing Inventory!
Best wishes,
OAG Tom
Buy from the Scared; Sell to the Greedy.....
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