Monday, February 28, 2011 11:06:06 PM
Re: LD-AIM Illustrated?
Please review the chart posted below.
It represents Sandisk (SNDK); one of my real LD-AIM programs. It has been an active program for exactly 5 years.
What is important to note is in the middle chart. That being that the Grey area represents Virtual Shares. Note that they never change. They were just a portion of my initial Buy.
After that initial Buy, everything runs just like regular AIM.
The 'Cash' portion is not represented since I use a common cash reserve for all of my programs (currently 19 of them).
Hopefully this will clear up some of the 'confusion' we've experienced here lately.
BTW: I now own more than 6 times as many shares as my initial Actual Buy. At one point, I owned 12 times my initial Buy.
Seems like regular AIM to me.
Please review the chart posted below.
It represents Sandisk (SNDK); one of my real LD-AIM programs. It has been an active program for exactly 5 years.
What is important to note is in the middle chart. That being that the Grey area represents Virtual Shares. Note that they never change. They were just a portion of my initial Buy.
After that initial Buy, everything runs just like regular AIM.
The 'Cash' portion is not represented since I use a common cash reserve for all of my programs (currently 19 of them).
Hopefully this will clear up some of the 'confusion' we've experienced here lately.
BTW: I now own more than 6 times as many shares as my initial Actual Buy. At one point, I owned 12 times my initial Buy.
Seems like regular AIM to me.
Best Regards, Steve (The Grabber)
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