Replies to post #9918 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[aaCharley]

If all get stopped out, yes they are losers, but what if the stocks are happily bouncing around between $20.01 and $44.99? The return could be anything between -17% and +88%. With a stock bouncing around between $13.34 and $29.99, the return could be anything between -33% and +50%.

Regards,

Karel


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Those that bounce around between 13.34 and 20.99 do not cause a trade. They may or may not equal out in profit or loss. They are the same as buy and hold.

Those that go to 30 and back to 20 cause a loss.

The purported large gains only come from the very large winners. They are unnlikely to be a very large percentage of the original selection of stocks. The only way a stock is removed from the original group selection is if it is sold - most probably at a loss or very small gain.

While I still am not convinced that Lichello's version of AIM is the ultimate answer for investing, I'm darned certain that this Reverse Scale proposal is not workable.

Good Returns
Charley Meng