Replies to post #43 on AIM UK

[OldAIMGuy]

Hi Clive,

These cash indications are very low by historical standards. I've been buying in many of the equity sleeves these last two weeks.

Best regards, Tom

[ls7550]

The potential reversal in down-trend has not seen any volume, so we could adapt a bottom fishing style here and revert back to delaying any AIM Buys/follow any AIM Sells in view of potential further downside and, for any recent buys, we might consider taking a loss against recent purchases - sell at a loss in anticipation of re-buying the stock back at a later date/lower price.

Such a style may involve a sequence of buy and sell back again at a small loss in anticipation of better overall cost-averaging of multiple AIM trades into a single better price later.



A penny saved is a penny earned - Benjamin Franklin

[ls7550]

cWave indicating 10.7% cash reserves in reflection of yet further recent stock price declines.

The relative valuation has jumped deeply into low-risk territory.

Good quality stock bought at around current levels would potentially prove to be sound longer term investments, providing you are prepared to ride through possible further price declines over the shorter term.