What would a good ETF/fund be to balance TQQQ?

Discussion in 'ETFs' started by Saltynuts, May 23, 2021.

  1. wmwmw

    wmwmw

    Yes,50%TQQQ/50%GLD is what I am looking for.
    If there is no 90% drop, TQQQ will make more.
    If there is a 90% drop, the Gold injection will make more.
     
    #21     May 23, 2021
  2. But wmwmw, when you say:

    If there is no 90% drop, TQQQ will make more.

    Don't you mean that leaving your $$$ in GLD will make more, since you are only switching your GLD money to TQQQ if there has been a 90%+ drop?
     
    #22     May 23, 2021
  3. That's why you should not invest in those leveraged ETFs. Plain and simple simple. They work only for short term trading.

     
    #23     May 23, 2021
  4. ph1l

    ph1l

    #24     May 23, 2021
  5. So, as I said. Same old story. Pikers without money want to sit at the big league table. Guess what inevitably happens each and every single time...

     
    #25     May 23, 2021
  6. wmwmw

    wmwmw

    Did you read my other posts?
    I guess you only read one of my posts. That is why you think TQQQ is not a good long term investment. Plain and simple.
     
    #26     May 23, 2021
  7. None of the leveraged instruments are. It does not matter what you write or think about them. Even the fund sponsors warn of this.

     
    #27     May 23, 2021
  8. wmwmw

    wmwmw

    #28     May 23, 2021
  9. wmwmw

    wmwmw


    If you hold all TQQQ from the inception,and there is no 90% drop, you make like 100 times.(the number may not be accurate.)
    If you hold 50% TQQQ, 50% GLD from the inception,and there is no 90% drop, you make like 50 times.(the number may not be accurate.)
    If you hold 50% TQQQ, 50% GLD from the inception and there is 90% drop in the first year, you inject GLD in the first year, you make like 280 times.(the number may not be accurate.)
     
    Last edited: May 23, 2021
    #29     May 23, 2021

  10. LOL, wat? I'm very confident I have far more money than you lol. That's not the point. This is very simple to comprehend. We are trying to come up with a portfolio that will beat the market, pure and simple. Using a leveraged product allows you to free up money you'd otherwise have tied up in a similar but non-leveraged product. So the question is can you use that freed up money in a way to make your portfolio overall better off than if you had put 100% in the non-leveraged product.
     
    #30     May 23, 2021