Replies to post #25829 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[Toofuzzy]

Hi Clive

>>>>Easiest answer is to just measure relative performance by comparing current price to the initial price - not (as I indicated) the current value. <<<<

That would be simpler.

So you AIM the WHOLE account as one account and then put it into the stock / fund that had the greatest % price rise since the last AIM signal.


When I am old and feeble I will go in the other direction and use my

SLOW AIM

20% GAB
20% RMT
20% EFA
20% ICF
20% CHI

rebalance at MOST once / year

Toofuzzy