HI Toof.
It sounds like you are accumulating all your sells till a stock has a pullback and accumulating all your buys till a stock turns around and starts to goes up (a simplistic explanation)
Actually no, not really. I still manage AIM as usual.
The stop loss concept would simply allow one to potentially eliminate most of the downside risk associated with holding Actual shares. As you know I don't invest in MF's or ETF's. Rather, I'm somewhat of a purist insofar as I prefer to go after the volatility capture aspects of AIM.
Since that attitude carries a lot of risk associated with one's positions dropping like a rock, I thought that if one could incorporate a stop loss process inside of the AIM process, that risk could be mitigated.
Time will tell I guess.
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