Tuesday, March 01, 2011 4:04:13 PM
Once I make PC twice or three times the actual shares bought I operate as a normal AIM program
I like to explain that I am not going to DO anything with LD-AIM. I am just trying to understand what others do with it. . . a different stick to whip the dog with will make the dog bark a different song
I think I got that first 2 or 3 "thing" via the virtual shares addition at the start, but then the extra number of shares will still be in the portfolio to keep the virtual value larger than the real value, affecting the subsequent trades
What I conclude from this is that as the Portfolio grows the fraction of virtual shares becomes smaller, eventually becoming rather insignificant so that you are essentially running a standard AIM.
Is that what is happening the way you run an LD-AIM?
I like to explain that I am not going to DO anything with LD-AIM. I am just trying to understand what others do with it. . . a different stick to whip the dog with will make the dog bark a different song
I think I got that first 2 or 3 "thing" via the virtual shares addition at the start, but then the extra number of shares will still be in the portfolio to keep the virtual value larger than the real value, affecting the subsequent trades
What I conclude from this is that as the Portfolio grows the fraction of virtual shares becomes smaller, eventually becoming rather insignificant so that you are essentially running a standard AIM.
Is that what is happening the way you run an LD-AIM?
Conrad Winkelman
What is Vortex AIMing? Look for my Vortex Discussion Forum:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=1341
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