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The Analysis Engine

Conversely, if your portfolio's value rises, A[e]IM may advise you to sell a portion of your holdings to lock in a profit.

In effect, you buy when prices are low and sell when they're high. As stock prices fluctuate, A[e]IM will efficiently buy and sell to purchase cheaper shares and lock in profits. Your portfolio benefits to a degree with each iteration (whether because of obtaining shares less expensively or locking in a profit).

Over time, these benefits quickly add up, and your portfolio will experience a compounding effect. You automatically average into a stock at timely intervals and systematically take profits when it's advantageous.

You can see that the more volatile a stock, the better A[e]IM will perform.

But A[e]IM can also do exceptionally well with some of the most widely held stocks too (see the detailed performance studies).

A Theory Ahead of its Time

Mr. Lichello came up with a brilliant, system based on stock market volatility.

Unfortunately, the theory was too far ahead of its time. When first developed, it was not feasible to perform the necessary calculations frequently enough.

The system still worked, but many buy and sell signals were missed. The proliferation of the computer, and the Internet, has changed that.

Thousands of calculations can now be performed in a second. Furthermore stocks are much more volatile today, and the Internet brings an unprecedented amount of financial information right to your desktop.

These key developments have combined with Mr. Lichello's algorithm to usher in a system that can significantly increase your investment returns!

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