>>>Good point, I know that is true but can only speculate on that point in this article because I did not test a single stock ... only ETFs. That is a really good follow up to this article. >>>
As part of an article on things that effect the expected returns of using AIM with ETFs I just thought it would be mentioning the profound difference in risk between using individual stocks with AIM and funds.
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One aspect of AIM is it is a risk management system. There is a big difference in that risk between using individual stocks with AIM and using funds. While the value of an individual stock can potentially go to ZERO it is very unlikely for a fund to do so. Therefore using funds with AIM is much safer.
Toofuzzy
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