A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board

[Conrad]

ANTI-AIM. . .cute name!

The part about "starting a pilot investment" may be the part that was most like AIM. But the "adding to the position should it show upward strength" is sort of Anti-AIM.

I agree! It is dangerous if one knows little about the equity. On the other hand if one knows the equity and has faith in it one can apply The Golden Rule:

An equity that is worth buying is worth buying when the prince is low AND it is worth buying when the price is high.

This is valid for AIMing as well when one considers starting an AIM portfolio.
For such an equity it would not be smart to wait till the price dives! It would be smart to start AIMing right a way and capture the rising trend, and if the signs are all on green it makes sense also to add more money in that portfolio.

Of course, IF the signs for the future prices were just as green at start-up time then it would have been better so start with a bigger stack right away and use a low CER!