Replies to post #33721 on A.I.M. Users Bulletin Board (AIMUSERS)

[Adam]

Perhaps if others have some dead-beat stocks we could get a group rate from CNBC to pump up our stocks?

Adam

[aim hier]

Adam,

Just wondering why INTC is a 'dead-beat' stock. Their chart seems typical of a lot of stocks. They dropped big in 2008 but have had a great run in 2009 and 2010, almost doubling since their lows. Seems like a great stock to have been Aiming, particularly since they pay a dividend, current yield is a not paltry 3.3%. Indeed, I imagine, if one had reinvested dividends, they'd be ahead of their 2008 highs. Indeed, Aimers, sometimes seem to overlook dividends, as they are ignored by most Aimers.

Didn't look at your other dead-beats, but maybe I'm missing what you are trying to say.

[ocroft]

Back To The Future with my acquired knowledge.
I applied the aim method that i presently use (trial and error)
to your dead beat stocks. I had great results. The aim method that
i use put me in at these entry levels. AMD.$9.84 Oct.1.2001. ABT.$43.78.Nov.2,2002. INTC, $31.17. Mar,1, 2002. GCH,$8.75. NOV 1, 2001. HNSN. Would not buy this stock. A new issue of sorts. No good history. 2006.
Now, the fact that aim method worked on these stocks; gives me
confidence that aim method works. It worked in the past. Working
in the present, and will hopefully work in the future.
"The stock market is man made and repetitive".

OCROFT