Lucile T. and AIM
It is very interesting to read Practical Formulas for Successful Investing and I can see why you say that Lichello knew this book.
If you look at AIM, the sell side, it looks like a Constant Dollar Plan. If you look at Portfolio Control per share and how it changes, then it is Median Line management. (which it also does at AIMs buy side)
Early 2016 the emerging markets went down a lot and I spend all AIMs cash and still got buy signals. I used iAIM to handle those signals and was able to get a few more smaller buys. I now see that that mechanism was Constant Stock Bond ratio or equalizing, the second method from L.T.s book. Maybe easier to implement than iAIM.
It is interesting to see how all these things are somehow connected.
Kind Regards, K
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