Grubs must be Quantum Jumping
Funny that you should have mentioned "Quantum Jumping"
Have you ever heard of a "Proportional Jump" ????
Recently someone here referred to Quantum Investment, which incidentally is terminology I used for explaining AIM InvestingJ
Specifically I just happen to read my Post # 801 when perusing through some of the old discussions and I used the terminology on this forum as well:
>>If your sell packages have been too small you might have suffered a loss due to high trading fees. What you call making a 10% profit on a few shares requires that these few shares must be larger than the minimum trading quantity(I call that a quantum)...the idea of a quantum derives of course from quantum dynamics in which displacements and energies can not take place in quantities smaller than a quantum. I think that this analogy is perfect: AIM Trading "cannot" be smaller than a quantum. Obviously the Minimum Buy/Sell Order is the same thing and you should make sure that you trade values are larger than that.
With regards to the dilemma of running out of shares if a big stock price rise occurs this is precisely what AIM prevents. As the price rises you sell progressively less shares for the same QUANTUM that you sell(value of the Sell). This conserves the number of shares at a high stock price while you reap the profits.<<
The essence of AIM is in effect that each investment is a quantum and can value package could be considered unique . . if you would track with an ID #, like is done in Forex Trading., then you could sell each package after it has gained enough profit. In effect THAT is the way AIM operates although the packages are mixed up in the pool of shares. Not long ago Clive proved. . or at least he asserted it with enough authority to convince me. . .that keeping track of the packages and selling them, on the basis of a certain argument by their ID#, makers no difference in the long run.
On that basis I also dropped the attempt to define my Forex Trading on Vortex-AIM-Excel on Lot Numbers. . . It proved to be impossible for me to do that in Excel anywy!
