Thanks for everyone's responses!
You're welcome!
One other point I wanted to mention is that Lichello insisted on for AIM is to have half of what's being used in a given program have a constant value. In other words, the stock component can be variable, but for the cash side he wanted, well, cash. So, if you're trying to AIM two variable value items against each other, if they both decline, as has happened with my experimentation in the 3x funds variety then you don't have the ready cash to feed into the "machine" when AIM asks for more. Or not without selling at a loss - which kinda goes against the overall idea of investing to make money!
Best,
AIMster
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