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[MDSuth]

Hi guys--- trying to decide if/how to get started AIMing...

THis post confuses yet intrigues me...

The stop-loss style that I apply to 'cash' reservese helps reduce cash-drag whilst uplifting average stock exposure.

Isn't stop loss contrary to AIM? Seems that when the mkt is trending down, AIM recommends staying in since we dont know what happens tomorrow. We'd have to be waiting for another signal to get in, which is the contrary part? Yet, it still makes sense to cut losses...Would you plz explain this to this interested neophyte??

Thx -- Mike