SSO which is a 2x leveraged S&P500 index ETF, when AIM LO settings were used and starting at the 2008 peak prior to the 2008/9 financial crisis :
50% SSO, 50% TIP will generally track 100% SPY provided you rebalance back to 50-50 once each year.
So 20% SSO with cash in TIP could be considered as a form of 40% stock exposure. When AIM buys more stock however as prices decline, and perhaps gets down to 50% cash reserves remaining, that's like being 100% SPY - but you still have 50% cash reserves to call upon should the price continue lower.
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