Replies to post #5274 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[karw]

Hi Lost Cowboy,

Thanks for the link. Braden Glett did (is doing) a nice job on his site.

Although you could call his style 'Momentum', anti-Martingale or reverse scaling, it still has the features of a 'Money Machine' concept.

I saw on his booklist, that Lichello's book is on the intermediate level. I sort of did not expect Lichello's book to be there, because in chapter 6 he condemns scaling and 'buy low, sell high' as lunacy.

But when you read Lichello's book and the way he describes AIM as a Portfolio management method( see Q&A session page 180-200); for example when you get a buy signal, you buy a new stock each time, so avoiding deep diver misery; then you can see that you can merge the Momentum style with AIM. AIM can also be used to 'buy high, sell higher' to avoid 'buy low, sell lower'. You use the momentum portfolio style and AIM to (see page 188) increase or decrease equity ownership.

Is anybody using the anti-Martingale concept with AIM? (apart from Vealies which can be considered as anti Martingale)

Kind Regards, K