The AIM theory developed by Robert Lichello performs a mathematical balancing act with equity value on one side and cash reserve on the other. The cash reserve represents raw buying power for the investor. It also acts as a nice cushion when markets are acting peculiarly. AIM limits risk exposure as equity prices rise by side-lining some of the profits as cash. Then, when prices are depressed, AIM will shell out some of the cash to repurchase shares. You can read his book How To Make $1,000,000 In The Stock Market - Automatically or go to the following site for more info.

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