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Re: jmp post# 1088

Wednesday, 11/26/2008 5:19:37 PM

Wednesday, November 26, 2008 5:19:37 PM

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>>>>I have recently discoverer AIM and have a question. Would AIM work well with a pair of ETF's like QLD and QID? If I set up 2 accounts at $10,000 would the results cancel out each other since the funds move opposite each other?<<<<,

If you Aimed them separately it would be OK but using one as the cash side for the other is definately not a good idea.

You don't need to chase volatility though. QQQQ is volatile enough.

Also the 2x funds and negative funds do not mirror the index in the long term for some reason.

An Idea of mine:

Start AIMing QQQQ (or whatever other index you want) with 30 to 50% cash NOW! and when the cash level goes way up (probably at the next top) after you have had a whole string of sales, at that point start AIMing an inverse fund as a separate account. Hopefully at that point one will be sucking money and the other will start spitting it out.

Toofuzzy

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