As someone thats 21 and just started an adult job I feel like full porting and holding leveraged etfs isnt a bad idea. If the big crash does happen a year from now im only in the beginning of my lifetime savings so its not like I lose a lot. Additionally I would be able to DCA on the way back up which is where LETFs massively outperform. If your older and dont have much risk tolerance then its obviously not a good idea to hold a large % of LETFs.
After following the LETF discourse, I’m still unconvinced by the anti-LETF arguments, particularly for someone in my position. Thoughts?
2026-05-30 15:42:59
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Kenneth Suna :
Everyone who talks about it is wrong, but … you’re talking about it?
2026-05-30 15:29:02
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GG :
It’s very simple too. Do you think S&P is going to crash 33% in a day for no reason? No? Then buy SPXL. Do you think QQQ is gonna do that? No? Buy TQQQ. Simple
2026-05-30 15:34:16
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hehe exdee ff :
There are so many better ways to gain long time frame leverage. Buying LEAPS is often better
2026-05-30 15:44:44
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Anarquis Blank :
That's the key to any investment in my opinion. "Your Risk Tolerance"
2026-05-30 15:32:14
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roadbeerbaby :
It’s like the hidden gem. I can’t find anyone who really gets these ETFs. And it’s so powerful
2026-05-30 17:46:41
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arg1121 :
I’m curious if you’ve deleveraged at all once hitting $1M to manage risk? I definitely use leverage in my portfolio as a young investor, so I’m glad you make content on it
2026-05-30 23:06:47
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HunnieD :
you are young. congrats. you haven't lived through a proper crash. when your bag hold TQQQ drops 75% you will feel differently. I'm sorry you won't say i will keep holding because history says I will win in the long term.
2026-05-31 11:56:37
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