Replies to post #22655 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[OldAIMGuy]

Hey F400, Re: IW and general activities..............

That would fall under Rule D, I think:

The i-WAVE is used to track market risk as it affects 
 starting a new AIM account and also how an existing AIM  
 account is managed. The i-Wave is used in conjunction with  
 AIM, not in place of it. 
  
 The i-Wave measures general U.S. Market Risk (and may be  
 sensitive to world market risk) from low to average to high.  
 This helps you gauge the situation by: 
 a) Gauging your initial cash reserve requirements on new AIM investments 
 b) Gauging your on-going cash reserve requirements on established AIM investments 
 c) Judging whether to establish a bias for accumulation or distribution 
 d) Possibly starting no new AIM accounts when the i-Wave is showing High Risk 
 e) Possibly ignoring all AIM Buy Signals during IW High Risk events. 
 f) Following all AIM buy and sell signals during IW Average Risk events 
 g) Possibly ignoring all AIM Sell signals during IW Low Risk events 
 h) Re-assessing your "Baseline For Survival" at times when  
 AIM has your account heavily in Cash 
 i) Using "vealies" when your positions are cash rich relative  
 to the IW. Limiting supply helps to keep Momentum player's  
 Demand high.  
 j) Use "High Risk" periods for harvesting profits by selling  
 Calls at strike prices AIM would suggest for 100 share sales.  
 k) Consider using "Low Risk" periods for harvesting profits  
 by selling Puts at strike prices AIM would suggest for 100  
 share buys.

:-)
TV