AIM
(Automatic Investment Management)
How to Make $1,000,000 in the Stock Market Automatically

Yes, it is possible to make $1,000,000 in the stock market automatically, but it takes time and patience.

 

The AIM (Automatic Investment Management) system was created by Robert Lichello. He is the author of How To Make $1,000,000 In The Stock Market Automatically!

 

Robert Lichello recently pasted away, but his book is as timeless today as it was in 1977 when it was first published.

 

I'm going to keep my AIM system on this web page and you're invited to watch my progress. You might even want to start your own AIM system.

 

You can use individual stocks, mutual funds or even investments like gold with the AIM system.

 

With the AIM system you'll welcome the ups and downs of the market. You'll always be in a position to take advantage of these swings. In fact, the more volatile the market, the better it will be for your AIM system. You will never have to worry if we are in a bear or bull market. You'll always know what to do, and it will be automatic.

 

The AIM system requires only two simple steps for its operation once a month, which I explain below. If you're interested in learning more about how to set up an AIM system you can buy a copy of How To Make $1,000,000 In The Stock Market Automatically! at Amazon.com for about $7.

 

My first contribution will be for $6,482. Half of that amount will be for 100 shares of LIFC at $32.41 a share, which is $3,241. The other half will go into a cash account.

 

Each time I make additional contributions to my AIM system the Portfolio Control (4) increases by the amount of the contribution, plus 10% of the contribution.

 

My first contribution was $6,482. $3,241 goes into Cash (3) and $3,241 goes into the Stock Fund Value (1). The Portfolio Control (4) is $3,241.

 

About once a month I'll check to see if I should buy or sell stocks.

 

Here's an example of how to determine if I should buy or sell shares of the stocks I own.

 

The Stock Fund (1) value in the chart below is $5,280 on 7-11-06  (The 3rd row in the chart below that is highlighted in yellow).

 

Compare this amount with the Portfolio Control (4) amount, which is $6,746.

 

I list these two numbers in the example below with the largest amount on top.

 

Safe (2) is 10% of the stock value, $5,588, which would be $559.

 

Recap:

 

The (P) represents PURCHASE and the (S) represents SELL. If the larger, top number is (P) you will purchase more stocks and if the larger, top number is (S) you will sell shares. However, Safe (2) will determine if you actually buy or sell shares. The difference below is $1,158 which is a purchase signal because (P) is on top of (S). Safe is $559 and when you deduct that from $1,158 the difference is $599. So there is a market order to buy $599 worth of stock.

 

You buy $599 worth of stock and deduct that amount from your (Cash) (3).

 

Example:

 

  $6,746 Portfolio Control (P)

- $5,588 Stock Fund Value (S)
  $1,158   

     - 559 Safe

     $599 Market Order (P)
 

 

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