Old John
In your reply to KARL yo wrote
" After (hopefully) 5 buys, I plan to switch to standard AIM and use V-wave as a guide from then on. Some might say that I am being overly cautious. At the end of day, we all have to be able to sleep at night with our decisions. "
V wave was set up to give a starting point for cash based on market conditions when you first set up an AIM account.
Once you set up an AIM account you let the AIM signals tell you how much cash to hold. I was as high as 80% cash in 2000 but had zero cash in 2002.
With LD AIM I reduce the actual shares when starting but keep the cash the same. So I might start with $3,000 to $5,000 in actual stock ( virtual is still $10,000 ) and $10,000 in cash.
I also use 5% safe but increase BUY SAFE by 5% with each consecutive BUY and reset back to 5% if I have a SELL.
I set minimum order size to 10%
I do the above to allow for reasonable fund management.
Instead of using LD AIM you can also use call leap options on low or no dividends securities. I just pretend I own the shares.
Toofuzzy
Take the road less traveled. It will make all the difference.
