7Lun·

$QYLE (-0,83 %) QYLE: Looking at the chart, it has been running pretty hot, which is actually unusual for it in terms of both chart and strategy. Theoretically (!) the curve should always approach 0% in the long term, the distributions come via the premiums and make up the performance.

Wouldn't that be a good indicator to sell the thing on Monday and get back in when the price moves back towards the middle? I now have 5% performance in my portfolio, excluding distributions. Or have I misunderstood something here?

7 Comentarios

Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

7Lun

You can't do a chart analysis here, look at the market as a whole. If you expect prices to correct sharply downwards for a LONG time, then sell and take the money and run. Slight downward movements or a sideways trend are actually optimal. If indices rise sharply, your performance will lag behind that of a direct investment in individual stocks or an index ETF, for example

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Cekay@CMustermann

7Lun

@Dividendenopi danke!

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Solitair@Solitair

7Lun

To a certain extent, it is following the upward trend of the Nasdaq100, but it is limited. I think it will only really crash if the Nasdaq goes down by 20-30%. It will go down 80% and then stay down because it cannot rise sharply due to its construction. However, I have a mini position that I always fill up with the roundup and saveback of the Trade Republic card.

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Lori202@Lola556611

7Lun

@Solitair this is factually wrong, he only invests 50% of his budget in call options, which means he will not stay at the bottom forever and never make it back to the top, this is a myth that is often told here, but realistically it is simply not true and is also not possible due to the design.

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Lori202@Lola556611

7Lun

Moreover, it cannot fall as much as the nasdaq 100, as it is also protected on the downside by the call options, which is why it is often said that this etf and similar ones always trend sideways... ;)

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Solitair@Solitair

7Lun

I did not write that it will stay down forever, but that it will not rise sharply. This means that it will probably not reach its previous level after a crash, but will settle at a lower level.

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Schumi150@Schumi150

7Lun

I have decided to enter the market in the €15-15.50 range. Then let it run, reinvest and buy more

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