Friday, August 10, 2012 10:41:43 AM
"You are on a winding road (to use your analogy) paying LOTS of attention (as well you should) when the road straighten out"
Too Fuzzy, with this you have said all there is to say about investing in a fickle Market.
Obviously, you agree with me then
Most of the rest you said is a bit of chatter that hits ship nor wall. . . except this one:
"I will let AIM REACT to market movements instead of trying to predict them".
Of course this makes perfect sense in regards to non-predictable market behaviour . . .The Market has been, at least in regards to almost random individual equity price behaviour, unpredictable for as long as The Market has existed, so it is quite superfluous to keep mentioning that predicting prices is not a wise strategy.
In regards to letting AIM “react to market movements” none of us here, I bet, disagrees with that. . .The point of the discussions that keep popping up here on adapting the settings of an Investment Management Program, in response to market movements, is perfectly in tune with The AIM of any Price Driven Trading Scheme. . .It is purely an additional price-driven management technique, overlaying a simple AIM strategy. If the collective wisdom of all the people on this Forum would be to leave AIM BTB alone as it is and not ever change it’s settings then this Form would be as boring like a Dancing Club with boring members none of which would be doing any dancing. . .It might as well be called a Wall Flower Club then.
When you drive on a straight road and you notice that you have ended up in a curve that will not allow you to keep driving straight you would be well off to adjust The Settings of your driving "management system". . . .If you just let an AIM do its thing without changing the settings you would NOT prevent being caught with your pants down in a "sharp curve".
Too Fuzzy, with this you have said all there is to say about investing in a fickle Market.
Obviously, you agree with me then
Most of the rest you said is a bit of chatter that hits ship nor wall. . . except this one:
"I will let AIM REACT to market movements instead of trying to predict them".
Of course this makes perfect sense in regards to non-predictable market behaviour . . .The Market has been, at least in regards to almost random individual equity price behaviour, unpredictable for as long as The Market has existed, so it is quite superfluous to keep mentioning that predicting prices is not a wise strategy.
In regards to letting AIM “react to market movements” none of us here, I bet, disagrees with that. . .The point of the discussions that keep popping up here on adapting the settings of an Investment Management Program, in response to market movements, is perfectly in tune with The AIM of any Price Driven Trading Scheme. . .It is purely an additional price-driven management technique, overlaying a simple AIM strategy. If the collective wisdom of all the people on this Forum would be to leave AIM BTB alone as it is and not ever change it’s settings then this Form would be as boring like a Dancing Club with boring members none of which would be doing any dancing. . .It might as well be called a Wall Flower Club then.
When you drive on a straight road and you notice that you have ended up in a curve that will not allow you to keep driving straight you would be well off to adjust The Settings of your driving "management system". . . .If you just let an AIM do its thing without changing the settings you would NOT prevent being caught with your pants down in a "sharp curve".
Conrad Winkelman
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http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=1341
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