A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board

[Adam]

I'll give my thoughts on this. AIM assumes that the security you choose, if it drops comes back up within a reasonable time for you. If the security slides and become a "deep diver" and you apply AIM to it you could be in big trouble. Maybe it would recover in 10-20 years but do you have that much time? Or it may never recover and AIM can sink a lot of cash and get locked up.

So I propose that a leveraged etf like SOXL is too risky to AIM. If you're going to use leveraged funds stick to something broad based enough that you can be confident it will recover, eg. a leveraged fund based on the SP500.