Monday, January 25, 2010 9:23:27 PM
Hi Clive,
In many respects the PP is a form of AIM. A large decline (or rise) in one results in the multiple others injecting (or receiving) the proceeds (buy-low/sell-high), very much in an AIM like manner.
Is that then not the exact equivalent of the Dollar Cost Averaging (for mutual fund that have periodic inlays)that preceded Lichello's technique?
One would simply have to sit back and not "waste" so much time on playing the market. With the Vortex AIM one can use VERY conservative parameter settings so that as the fund value drops a few extra shares are bought and as the the value rises a few shares are sold. . .this way one does not have to watch the market continuously.
Personally I always preferred aggressive trading and as expected I spend a lot of time watching the market. When I was investing I made a lot of money with that till the year 2000 when I stopped investing in the stock market.
Currently my resources are far to small to do any meaningful trading and I just played the Penny Funds for a but but that did not pan out very well. The Calamity Fund became a calamity
. . . only lost about € 500 but as percentage it was more than I bargained for.
Now I am watching the World from the sidelines. I get to feel the excitement in the market without losing any money!
Regards,
In many respects the PP is a form of AIM. A large decline (or rise) in one results in the multiple others injecting (or receiving) the proceeds (buy-low/sell-high), very much in an AIM like manner.
Is that then not the exact equivalent of the Dollar Cost Averaging (for mutual fund that have periodic inlays)that preceded Lichello's technique?
One would simply have to sit back and not "waste" so much time on playing the market. With the Vortex AIM one can use VERY conservative parameter settings so that as the fund value drops a few extra shares are bought and as the the value rises a few shares are sold. . .this way one does not have to watch the market continuously.
Personally I always preferred aggressive trading and as expected I spend a lot of time watching the market. When I was investing I made a lot of money with that till the year 2000 when I stopped investing in the stock market.
Currently my resources are far to small to do any meaningful trading and I just played the Penny Funds for a but but that did not pan out very well. The Calamity Fund became a calamity
. . . only lost about € 500 but as percentage it was more than I bargained for. Now I am watching the World from the sidelines. I get to feel the excitement in the market without losing any money!
Regards,
Conrad Winkelman
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