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The Grabber

05/10/13 1:27 PM

#36573 RE: RCA420 #36572

Hey RC.

I'll send you a PM with my email address.
Respond to that email addresss and I'll reply with the LD-AIM worksheet that we had provided at the AIM-Users site.

It does the calcs to begin a program to your requirements and also shares a little conceptual guidance on LD-AIM.

In a nutshell, LD-AIM minimizes the need to invest in an entire 'core position' normally required to AIM.



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Toofuzzy

05/11/13 2:04 PM

#36577 RE: RCA420 #36572

Re LD-AIM

Basically you do two things

1) you pretend you have more shares ( actual shares can even be zero to start)

So you might REALLY have 100 sh but you AIM as if you have lets say 200 to start. All future changes to share count will be based on starting with that 200 shares. PC is started as if you bought that 200 shares.

2) It is a good idea to use 5% (instead of 10% as your BUY and SELL SAFE. It is also a good idea to use 10% as your minimum trade size.

That will keep you from running out of shares to sell too fast.

3) I increased the BUY SAFE by 5% with each consecutive BUY and reset to 5% if there was a sell. That keeps you from running out of cash and the trades from getting too big. (this is just my idea)

4) Like all AIM trading I find AIMing safer with funds (mutual or ETFs) as your account can not go to zero.

Steve: Anything to add to the above?

Toofuzzy
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OldAIMGuy

05/14/13 5:01 PM

#36593 RE: RCA420 #36572

Hi RCA, Re: AIM-Users.com web site......

It's been temporarily down while the domain name is switched from one ISP to another. I'll check and see if I can find out how much longer it might be.

Best regards,