@finance.chicks: @Jess Inskip @Kenneth Suna #upro #clapback #stocks #fintok #investing I am not a financial advisor, this is not financial advice.

HEHEHEH :

Question. If UPRO wins always why not do it with 3x QQQ ETF? Doesn’t it return more on avg then spy?

Al Damluji :

Upro was great since inception despite volatility decay. The 2022 bear was brutal (−57%) but UPRO recovered because the S&P resumed its uptrend. The truly dangerous scenario is what happened to Japanese equities from 1990–2003, or the U.S. from 1966–1982: long periods where markets oscillate without making new highs. Daily rebalancing destroys leveraged ETFs toward zero even if the underlying index ends roughly flat. A 3× ETF in a market that goes up 10% then down 10% repeatedly doesn’t end up flat: it loses money every cycle. The math • S&P oscillates: +10% / −10% / +10% / −10% over 2 years → index is at 98 (nearly flat) • UPRO: +30% / −30% / +30% / −30% → ends at 65 — a 35% loss while the market is essentially unchanged Applied to $10K over a decade of choppy sideways action, you could lose 80–90% with no recovery path, because each drawdown requires exponentially larger gains to recover. Point is don’t put all your money in upro - but like managing a balance sheet probably a portfolio leveraged less than 10% is ok and may be worth the risk…my 2 cents - good content challenging the status but remember to look long enough to see what could happen!

user4443584565905 :

this is like the martengale method of gambling. it works in theory, until a string of events happens in which it doesn't. and you go to zero

Kenneth Suna :

RESPONSE COMING 🤝🤝

Josh :

Honestly thinking, while your ROTH Is meant for retirement, if you’re young, you might as well load the boat on leverage and transfer profits to normal index

juliusheidkamp :

Heck I’m on board

Zach Langhamer :

DCA makes it work better vs buy & hold since the recovery is boosted by inputs on the drawdown. Also the lower the SOFR the better, hence the near zero interest rate explosion during 2008-2015 & covid. Lower interest rates = lower drag/decay. In a high interest rate environment it would be a lot harder to get functional returns.

cannon :

As long as you are consistently DCAing, leveraged ETFs are better for 99% of young to middle age investors and a no brainer.

user8652365914047 :

Why Upro and not tqqq or tecl?

Bobo :

So you’re saying buy it on dips ? 😉

Jonathan Judice :

this is where the math gets wonky because people on average don't just buy things once.

natureman1 :

so the bottom line is to hold it as long as we can to ride through the volatility. correct?

kp23458 :

I know you’ve seen some of my comments, but have you explored using composer ? There is a discord with us all and a great community.

Jesse Isaacson :

It’s funny, people think/act like the market is a random number generator and price has perfect efficiency. It’s not random nor is price perfectly efficient. There’s also a big backstop called the US government, which will intervene at a moments notice. Plan accordingly 🤷🏼‍♂️

Body by Taco Bell :

I prefer individual stocks, but just in case you’re wondering.

Scott Johnson :

Who is buying a stock every day? If you look at just one initial investment it doesn’t fair near as well.

Stevenyangofficial :

I love your response to her video! lol

user4443584565905 :

extended choppy periods or down markets will obliterate upro. just because you haven't experienced it yet doesn't mean it won't come. you can flip a coin and not get heads 5 times in a row for a long time. then it happens

HEHEHEH :

I think the more important topic at hand is risk management. I also agree tho. After a massive dip usually follows a rally that last longer

MarketCapTraders 📈💯📊💰 :

jrk1818 :

Can you compare this without the DCA in? Just a simple buy and hold comparison. How does it recover after big recessions?

Panda  :

Still . Something doesn’t feel right about it . Like why is this the first time i hear about this recently? Realistically shouldn’t a lot of people just be doing this ? especially if they are young and longterm investors? It’s just more confusing if anything

didyousoup :

Still less efficient than creating synthetic leverage with leaps

tomasbradley99 :

So is now a good time to get in UPRO or wait for a dip/correction?

eddiengland :

Sound advice. 👌. Had 3x leverage for over 2 years now and has been my best performing asset.