Replies to post #9931 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[aaCharley]

RVS is intended for stocks that might become 10 baggers over the nex few years; much more speculative. A big basket of such stocks gives you a greater chance that one of your stocks might make it to that exalted status. In a basket of speculative stocks, one big winner will make the bulk of your profits.

Regards,

Qarel (as there is another Karel on this board)


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How big does your basket have to be to insure that you have a stock that will be a 10 bagger? Have you had any?

In a basket of lottery tickets, one big winner will make all of your profits. How big does that basket have to be.

I'm reasonably convinced that AIM will be profitable. I'm not convinced that it will be optimally profitable or that it will necessarily beat the averages. I'm certain that, without exceptional luck in selecting individual stocks, this Reverse Scale business will not work.

But, heck, someone cashes some lottery tickets every day.

I don't buy them.

Good Returns
Charley Meng

[Rien]

RVS is intended for stocks that might become 10 baggers over the nex few years; much more speculative. A big basket of such stocks gives you a greater chance that one of your stocks might make it to that exalted status. In a basket of speculative stocks, one big winner will make the bulk of your profits.

Like AIM, RVS is not married to a stock. You don't need one stock to become a 10-bagger, you could just as easily switch between stocks along the way.