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Monday, March 22, 2021 3:41:40 PM
Hi N, Re: Common Cash Reserve, multiple AIM Engines...............
Here's a 10 company stock portfolio I've maintained since 2014. Each AIM engine has its own Portfolio Control. I keep track of each engine's individual cash but total cash is held in a common money fund for the portfolio.
(Green = Cash; Red = Total Stock Value of the 10 holdings; Stacked Bar Graph)
It got off to a slow start and has improved as my stock selections have changed/improved. Performance since the 2020 Low has been quite good. Cash has been growing right along with share value.
I use AIM directed trades, 10% of PC for minimum trade value, 10% Buy SAFE and 'vealies' to fuel this 10 cylinder engine. Each cylinder runs independent of the others except they all share and feed the common cash pool.
Best wishes,
OAG Tom
Here's a 10 company stock portfolio I've maintained since 2014. Each AIM engine has its own Portfolio Control. I keep track of each engine's individual cash but total cash is held in a common money fund for the portfolio.
(Green = Cash; Red = Total Stock Value of the 10 holdings; Stacked Bar Graph)
It got off to a slow start and has improved as my stock selections have changed/improved. Performance since the 2020 Low has been quite good. Cash has been growing right along with share value.
I use AIM directed trades, 10% of PC for minimum trade value, 10% Buy SAFE and 'vealies' to fuel this 10 cylinder engine. Each cylinder runs independent of the others except they all share and feed the common cash pool.
Best wishes,
OAG Tom
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