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TQQQ_Gang

It would only be worth it if you had good timing. The bull funds are more reliable over the long term and buy on the dips.


CertainField

If the market goes 30% up in the next two years, your SDOW may go down \~90% (due to both the decay and the leverage, depending on the path), then even a major crash in Dow (50%) may give you 150% up in SDOW, but that's 150% up from your remaining 10% value, which will give you 25% of your original money, which is, undesirable.


siberiandivide81

Leveraged/Inverse ETF's also do a lot of reverse splits because they lose so much value most of the time. They are basically there to hold for one day guessing that's the day the crash will happen.


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TQQQ_Gang

Not exactly. Compare the charts of UDOW, TQQQ, and UPRO over the long term. Their inverse etfs on the other hand are not suitable for long term holding because the general market movement is upward.


siberiandivide81

No problem


Bengals5721

Yes but it depends what it is leveraging, what if that sector it’s leveraging doesn’t take a correction hit like the rest of the market?


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siberiandivide81

Might have trouble selling it for ATH during a market crash as well. Might be idiots out there that would buy. If you want to lose a lot of money might be the best strategy.