A. I. M. - His Gift To Investors
Since August of 1993 this web site has maintained an electronic seminar regarding the successful use of A.I.M. - Automatic Investment Management. This concept was first described in 1977 and works as a risk management model that has appeal to the private investor and the professional as well.
We've grown to be a sizable group of users representing investment styles from every corner. Our diversity is one of our best assets. It's not just a theoretical discussion but real people managing real-life portfolios. We discuss selecting stocks and funds that are appropriate for use with AIM, my market risk measure, improvements to the AIM method, and software for running an AIM account on a computer.
Has AIM worked? Emphatically YES! It is a plan that gives the investor a systematic and logical model for managing the ownership of long term investments. It is tax efficient in that most capital gains generated are long term in nature (over 12 months of ownership). It is generous in its realized profits (approx. 30% LIFO gains generated between a buy and a sell). It is a contrary model buying into market weakness and selling into its strength.
AIM is a Business Plan for investors. Mr. Lichello was kind enough to write it for you, now all you have to do is implement it. It treats your investing business as an Equity Warehouse. Your stocks are your Inventory. AIM runs the inventory management, sales and purchasing departments.
If you would like more information , please see the web pages shown in the table above.
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(1997, ISBN 1-56838-119-0) (1976, ISBN 0-79310-148-4) (1977, ISBN 08144-5429-1) (1971, ISBN 0-0704-9772-9) Ethics, Philosophy, Politics and Statesmanship |
