A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board

[AIMster]

I once dabbled with the Nirvanna System years ago

Ah yes, the ultimate holy grail quest for a self-tuning system. I'm still on their mailing list. Like you I didn't find the results of their system so stellar as to be worth the $$$$ they charge. I suppose it may have more of a fighting chance if married to a better management system like AIM, but since AIM only costs a paltry $6.99 for a new copy of the book and likely less for a used copy, and will manage the risk part for you, why spend the beaucoup bucks for all those fancy red and green arrows that end up being so much "eye candy?" I've often wondered how much money do the people who create these systems, especially ones that you have to keep buying into either through massive updates or worse a monthly subscription for a proprietary data feed actually make by actually using their system, or do they make their real money in selling these to the public and keeping them "hooked" on it as long as possible?

Best,

AIMster