Replies to post #481 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[extelecom]

Rien, Qarel & All, I would think the discussion would have to also include a discussion of what technique you would be using. If you use standard AIM the cash would keep building as long as you have sells. If you use Tom's modified Aim and use the IW setting to determine when to start doing "Vealies" to stop the cash from building, this would be a slightly different discussion. There are other methods which have been presented here also. The largest problem I am having now is not good enough diversification among my holdings! I think good diversification is a key element in you overall portfolio health!

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[extelecom]

LH, Rien,
I just reread the posts. I think there needs to be a distinction drawn between what it sounds like that the 2 of you may be doing and Aiming one equity in an AIM account. I think you guys may be talking of AIMing several equities together under one account. Of course once you believe an equity has run its course there is no reason not to switch it for another no matter how you use AIM.
Every good warehouse manager needs to do inventory at least once a year and prune the slow moving items from the shelves. The cost of owning dead inventory eats into your potential profits.

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