I've been thinking that Foliofn would be an ideal place for people interested in setting up LD-AIM (low-down AIM) programs. Indeed one could have up to 150 micro programs running at the same time if you wanted to. As there is no minimum investment, even using Lichello's "classic" ratio of 50/50 for $10,000 one could set up a folio of 50 stocks/funds at $100 each and keep the other $5000 for cash reserve. Now, granted, the dollar amount on each sell would likely be bupkis, at least as you're first starting out. Over time, though, this may be a way to get some sizable holdings, especially if you've got stocks and funds selected that work best under AIM.
Or, if this seems too much over the top, I think Foliofn could be used, either as single stocks in a folio, or in a folio as a whole for a TWINVEST program.
Just some thoughts.
AIMster
