Re: AIM vs Buy and Hold
Good Morning ah: Your response to squash was excellent!
AIM will always 'beat' Buy and Hold after a few market cycles, even with By the Book settings. But as many of us have discovered over the years, this can be a stressful experience. It should always work out if the underlying issue(s) in your program has a flat to positive value growth curve.
I'm probably opening a Can-o-Worms here, but I've been thinking recently that if one were able to 'tune' AIM (any variant) to the long term upward slope of a stock (assuming it exists that way), it would perform even better. Using 'flat' Buy and Sell Minimums (11.111% and 9.091%) for example along with a set of Split Safe settings that are 'tilted' to the slope would, in my opinion position the program to improve returns over the long haul versus standard settings.
The search continues.....
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