RE: Why!6 Apr 2024 21:53
chess, i have bought and sold a lot of aim stocks and i still have a some now.
you take your profits when they rise and cut them if they dip. i have about 10-15% in small stocks , the rest in large stocks , trusts , etf`s and funds and i monitor them like a hawk.
as soon as hzm announced a short fall in money needed then i would have ditched them and anyone experienced in aim stocks should have done the same. you have to be prepared to lose money and hopefully the number that rise out way the number that fall. currently aim is **** at the moment and has been for the last 2 years, but it will change in due course,.
the problem is you have to be in to win.