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@SquirtGame what do you think about the statement from the highlighted video (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ODKgYTlS4Rg) Only for short-term speculation and definitely not for retirement planning?
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@SharkAce Especially with the hedge via treasuries, this is definitely a long-term strategy. Thanks to the 3-month rebalancing and the rebalancing in the event of a crash, you don't have the blatant drawdowns from which the price doesn't recover for years, but you take the rebound upwards with you. You CAN do this in the long term even without a hedge. @Xeophon once wrote an article about this and also named the risks. Kolja more or less only mentions the risk associated with the daily reset, namely that you would have to make +500% (no idea) on day 2 at -30% on day 1 in order to break even. that's true and is also too hot for me personally, but it's a different story in the long term over several decades.
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@SquirtGame what exactly is a hedge?:D
And by rebalancing do you mean taking money out of the ETF so that it doesn't make up too high a proportion of the portfolio?
But thanks for the information. This area is somewhat new to me in terms of depth haha
And by rebalancing do you mean taking money out of the ETF so that it doesn't make up too high a proportion of the portfolio?
But thanks for the information. This area is somewhat new to me in terms of depth haha
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@SquirtGame or simply put, if I save 2 leveraged and one normal etf at SC as described in the other post, am I missing something to use it effectively?
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