A.I.M. "In Depth" Q&A

[OldAIMGuy]

Hi C, You might want to consider the concept of LD-AIM for your management. It allows for a substantially smaller initial investment than typical AIM.

http://web.archive.org/web/20120614135045id_/http://www.aim-users.com/aimlodown.htm

We've been having some discussion about LD-AIM on the traditional AIM Users board here on i-Hub.

This still doesn't mean you shouldn't do some research into what your initial investment should be. Remember that NOTHING can save you from making a bad choice.

Three things are usually considered the basics of investment goals:
1) Price Appreciation over Time
2) Dividend Capture over Time
3) Profitable Volatility Capture over Time

AIM is a method for implimenting successfully #3. It works fine with either #1 or #2, but those shouldn't be ignored. Note the inclusion of the word "profitable" in the Volatility Capture item. Not all trading programs are set up for such positive goals.

In that #s 1 and 2 are important, avoid penny stocks if you can.
Buy quality when ever you invest and then let AIM guide the management of the investment.

Best regards,