Friday, September 13, 2013 6:50:59 PM
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If you bought properly and the EQUITY side yields on average 4% (on investment not current value) and 6% from the FIXED INCOME side then selling should not be needed for income.
The AIM directed selling can then just gradually reduce cost basis and increase EQUITY on an absolute basis and gradually increase income from dividends. >
You are addressing an Investment situation that may well be an option for many people that are retiring but does not relate specifically to my asymmetric Retirement AIM Model that is intended to "spit" out extra "spending money" above Pension Income.
With setting the Selling Aggression higher that the Buying Aggression it is a simple Retirement AIM.
What you are suggesting does not appear to have anything to do with my AIM Retirement Machine
. . .it does not include buying property. . .although any retired person that want to buy property should do so. . .he pr she could also buy a small aeroplane , or a sail boat!
You motioned "Fixed Income Side" . . .I have not dealt with a Fixed Income in my discussion. . .apart from a regular Pension which is used for the basics of living.
I suppose you are suggesting that some one could do better than using a Retirement AIM as I have suggested. . .one that slowly runs down to 0 towards The Pearly Gate. . .Taking a Pile of money through the Pearly Gate is No Option
Spend the money while you can
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If you bought properly and the EQUITY side yields on average 4% (on investment not current value) and 6% from the FIXED INCOME side then selling should not be needed for income.
The AIM directed selling can then just gradually reduce cost basis and increase EQUITY on an absolute basis and gradually increase income from dividends. >
You are addressing an Investment situation that may well be an option for many people that are retiring but does not relate specifically to my asymmetric Retirement AIM Model that is intended to "spit" out extra "spending money" above Pension Income.
With setting the Selling Aggression higher that the Buying Aggression it is a simple Retirement AIM.
What you are suggesting does not appear to have anything to do with my AIM Retirement Machine
. . .it does not include buying property. . .although any retired person that want to buy property should do so. . .he pr she could also buy a small aeroplane , or a sail boat! You motioned "Fixed Income Side" . . .I have not dealt with a Fixed Income in my discussion. . .apart from a regular Pension which is used for the basics of living.
I suppose you are suggesting that some one could do better than using a Retirement AIM as I have suggested. . .one that slowly runs down to 0 towards The Pearly Gate. . .Taking a Pile of money through the Pearly Gate is No Option
Spend the money while you can
Conrad Winkelman
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