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Re: old_john post# 46514

Tuesday, 04/04/2023 6:49:06 AM

Tuesday, April 04, 2023 6:49:06 AM

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Hi John,

adjust your initial AIM program size as well?

Using a kind of 'Risk Parity' approach? That would be nice in a 'equilibrium' type of situation.

Quite often I use the following approach: try to determine something of quality that is going down. Take a small real or virtual machine size and use AIM's buying to buildup the machine, using a situation where all equilibrium is gone. The size of the eventual machine will then be determined by the market dislocation and AIM's buying.

Hope to have answered your question.

Kind Regards, K
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