Replies to post #46129 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[The Grabber]

Hey Jake.

Thanks. LD-AIM is valuable in my mind.
Come December, it will be 20 years since I finalized the concept and built the LD-AIM setup spreadsheet.
Personally, I've been using it ever since and am happy with how it has been turning out.
It is a little frustrating at times to to see it incorrectly described or really misunderstood.
But that's for another day.

With regards to the Younglings:
Not sure how small their available capital is.
But with zero commissions AIM can be profitable at pretty much any level.

As for fractional shares, that shouldn't be an issue at all.
At it's core, as designed by Lichello, AIM provides all of it's direction in $. So stock price really just ends up being a divisor when you place your Buy or Sell order.

The LD-AIM worksheet will allow for this if you just enter $1.00 as your price per share.

Even $500 works! But we're talking very small $. But 30% Gain if the 1st 5 transactions are Sells.






Let me know if this helps!

[Toofuzzy]

Personally I find $20,000 with standard AIM is the minimum I want to start with. $10,000 in stock which gives min trade of $500 and profit of $75 on first sale.

With LD AIM 5% SAFE, 10% MIN ORDER SIZE you might start with $3,000 in stock and $10,000 in cash ( or a bit less at bottom of market ). Your first trade will be $1,000 with a $100 profit if a sale.

Or don't use AIM and just buy or sell on a 20% move.

Or just buy a few things and rebalance once / year till the account grows.

No sense trading just to trade.

Toofuzzy