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Monday, 05/16/2005 5:37:07 AM

Monday, May 16, 2005 5:37:07 AM

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Conversions

What methods did people use to convert from regular AIM to LD.
Was it just a case of selling off a large part of your holdings and keeping just the initial amount.
I guess thinking about the stocks owned, they can be split into dividend and non dividend paying. It would be the non dividend paying stocks that would be better candidates to swap.

Does anyone have any results from using this method. I have done a few simulations and then combined four stocks together to get a feel of how frequently they trade and what kind of return is produced. One of these combinations (picked at random) produced around 12.5% P.A. which is quite reasonable considering the reduced risk.

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Neil
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