Hi RT, In playing with the variable PC% I have found some oddities. Using the figures from Lichello's book, the first set of tables - 10, 8, 5, 4, 5, 8, 10 stuff - I found that you could get even more dramatic results at 60-65% but with others there might actually be two "sweet" spots, one above 50% and one below 50%. So far I can not tell why. The only thing that stand out is that volatility - high/low range, combined with the length of time between the two - and a shorter time frame seems to create the best results.
Looking forward, this means to me, we might want to look for positions that, back in 2008-9 had the greatest drop and then a fairly rapid recovery to put a small amount of money into to take advantage of the coming - who knows when? - market correction/bull market that appears to be headed our way. This might be something we might want to use LD-AIM for. Haven't really tested the idea enough.
Best,
Allen
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