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Re: Alton post# 36547

Monday, 05/27/2013 4:59:31 PM

Monday, May 27, 2013 4:59:31 PM

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Hi Alton,I no longer have my AIM spreadsheet that I made, to many computer crashes. But in one version of it I had it set up where I could vary how much of the buy would be added back to portfolio control. With it set at 0 percent that would be similar to a constant value plan. Set at 50 percent is standard AIM, if you increase it beyond 50 percent you get to much feedback and you end up investing your money to fast in a down market.

In Robert Lichello's book around page 43 he goes into a lot of detail about why he adjusts portfolio control the way he does.

Come see me at Systematic Investing group #board-966 lets talk formula plans.

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