Good afternoon Allen,
The nice thing about AIM is it will suggest when you should be buying based upon your history with the investment in question. It doesn't know or care about "market risk." It will just judge if the discount from previous selling or one's starting point is large enough to justify spending more $$$.
Norman Fosback's "High/Low Logic Index" as modified by me went bearish based upon last week's trading and I doubt if things have gotten much better this week. However, it's a very fickle and short term trading indicator. Things will either get better or worse or possibly stay the same. AIM will take care of us with all of those possibilities.
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