1Sem.·

Small Saturday question

Let's assume that the US indices correct really strongly again, at least like in 2022, and the weekly RSI returns to the 50 level. Why should I invest in a normal Nasdaq from this point onwards $CSNDX (+1,26 %) when I can also use a Nasdaq 2x daily to accumulate the bottom phase $LQQ (+2,46 %) to accumulate the bottom phase and then benefit from almost double the return? A long time horizon due to an extended drawdown (as in the dotcom era) is included in the calculation. Due to the fact that a large part of the drawdown has already been swallowed and is collected monthly via DCA, high position volatility on the downside should be prevented.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Sem.

I would do the same, that's exactly what leveraged ETFs are made for

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Tino

@parlania

2Mo·

Pair of chips taken from the table.

Then slowly moves into candidates like $ASML (+1,97 %) , $MC (+1,97 %) , $NOVO B (+0,6 %)

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Alfred E.

@Papiertiger

4Mo·

Children's custody account - ETF 2x products as a return booster? Your opinion

The normal savings plan for the child runs with classic Ishares MSCI World & EM with 75%/25% allocation.

Next year there will be a grandiose 5€ more child benefit so I'll take out 25€.

I'm now thinking about adding a small yield booster (of course with higher risk + I realize that it is calculated daily and tends to go down a little more with minus movement than with plus).

25€ additional p.m. on : (so pi times thumb 300€ p.a. times ~15 years= 4.500€)

$CL2 (+1,06 %) Amumbi 2X MSCI USA Daily (0.5% TER)

$LQQ (+2,46 %) Amumbi 2X Nasdaq Daily (0.6% TER)

$DBPG (+1,14 %) Xtracker S&P 500 2x Daily (0.6% TER)

or rather boring momentum

$XDEM (+0,66 %) MSCI World Momentum (0.25% TER)

SOS incoming

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Epi@Epi

4Mo

Perhaps you should take a closer look at this before deciding on a savings plan for leveraged ETFs rather than watching a Thomas video?
Example: 1. when investing in the 2xQQQ in 2000, it only caught up with the 1xQQQ in 2020. Before that it underperformed. 2. the psychological pressure of a 90% drawdown should not be underestimated! If there is only 1k left of 10k savings for the children, even mom gets nervous. Not selling then puts a strain on you and your relationship.

That's why leveraged ETFs should normally be flanked by a volume-reducing strategy. Otherwise it will backfire. The best way to do this is to read research.

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Alex

@equinox

10Mo·

Good morning everyone! Wanted to ask your opinion on this particular investment plan, which consists of two leveraged ETFs ($LQQ (+2,46 %) and $DBPG (+1,14 %) ).

Is there anyone who already owns them or any other leveraged ETF? What do you think?

My plan is to buy a small amount every month, 15 USD in total for both, so it's not the end of the world if it doesn't work. I already invest in 5 other ETFs so my portfolio is already very steady.

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AdriInvests@AdriInvests

9Mo

I started investing in the $LQQ in january of 2023. It performed very well and it should coninue to do so in the future imho. I personally only invest in a single etf in order to save on fees.

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ThomasLinke

@ThomasLinke

2Année·

Deposit from onvista

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Amundi Nasdaq-100 Daily (2x) Lev ETF

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