Replies to post #32927 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[AIMster]

Thought i was clear under number 4. Anyway , after an initial entry , I use AIM BTB with one exception; If the stock declined after my initial entry, I would never average down as AIM suggest. I would AIM buy only on an average up basis.

But then you would buy on down moves after the initial purchase? If not I suppose the confusion arises since AIM calculates a BUY order as the price moves down, SELL orders as the price moves up. Are you saying then that when AIM suggests a sale you're buying instead? I could see where such logic would be like pyramiding, which would be fine as long as the uptrend continues, but if you're always raising the average cost, how do you ever sell?

As confused as Toofuzzy,

AIMster

[Toofuzzy]

Hi ocroft

>>>>
Thought i was clear under number 4. Anyway , after an initial entry , I use AIM BTB with one exception; If the stock declined after my initial entry, I would never average down as AIM suggest. I would AIM buy only on an average up basis. <<<<<

So then when do you sell?

Toofuzzy