I think I get the gist of your question but I'm not sure.
>Lichello series
If by Lichello series you mean the model he uses where stock prices go 10,8,5,4,5,8,10, then the answer is yes. I optimized using the Lichello Series. But the amazing thing is that the new algorithm is safer.
>model that works well with all indexes and/or stocks?
Actually the AIM II model by itself works amazingly well with any stock. I wouldn't use it with indexes. I'll be offering two other pieces of software for that, which will come bundled with the AIM II program. As for how well it works, it depends on the stock. With a mild stock you'll get at least twice the profit of AIM or any AIM variations. In some cases with a volatile stock you get 20 times the profit. Also, with AIM II, volatile stocks cause the portfolio to compound geometrically.
The software will have the ability to choose what I call Lichello Mode which mimics AIM. And it'll have an AIM II mode and a 'User Defined' mode which will allow you to test an infinite number of models if you wish. Also I just recently added a finer level of control. I did that because I think both the power user/tinkerer and the beginner will have different goals in mind. Not to mention I will be using the software myself and I'm the world's biggest tinkerer.
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