Aloha Toof
Speaking of a company going bust, with as automatic as AIM professes to be, I'm kind of surprised it doesn't have a formula for bailing out of a position. Of course common sense would dictate that we have to stay on top of the fundamentals and critical events going on with the company and make up our own minds as to whether it's worth hanging on to.
Toof, you know, being the sharp investigator that I've been the last 27 years, I've picked up on a very subtle clue that perhaps I should take a peek at Vanguard's info. Hey, it's pretty tough to sneak something past this old dog. : )
I hear the rest of what you're saying about tweaking the program to squeeze out some extra cash and that at some point, if one does that continuously, it isn't really much of an "automatic" system, is it. Lichello worked on developing this for something like six years before he wrote his first edition. I guess as the saying goes, if it's not broke, don't fix it. That's never been bad advice.
Aloha for now,
Hook