Clive,
So, why not AIM the Single Inverse ETF and use the Ultra Long as the "Cash" part. Won't the AIM function cope with the adjustment "shortfall"? The Ultra Long ETF would act like cash with a LARGE dividend. That would make this the "near peak" time of the market and you would be taking most of your funds out of the Single Inverse ETF (selling) and into cash (the Ultra Long, at just the right time). And any effect of inflation would actually boost (not diminish) the cash side.
This is my first post to this board, so I hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes. I am intrigued by the AIM concept (I read the 3rd Edition in 2000 and more recently, #4), but my investment style thusfar has AllIn/AllOut, timing the market trends. Not great success so far, but a good opportunity coming up soon, I hope. I have been reading the messages on this board for the past several months and am very impressed with both the knowledge and attitude of all the posters. This is an excellent board to follow.
Respectfully,
Bob
