Hi Jrx, Your Pfizer example shows exactly the problem of AIMing individual stocks, and no one can say that Pfizer is a bad company and you should have known to avoid it. That's why a number or us have turned away from individual stocks to ETFs and index funds. I think you're much safer with ETFs even though you'll get less AIM activity. For AIM to work the security has to more or less recover, if it does not the algorithm fails.
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