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The Federal Reserves Internal Turmoil, Recent Economic Reports and How To Profit - The Case for NUGT, UGL, AGQ, and Crypto
Some feedback on silver and uranium investments please.
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This is a leveraged ETF and seems to have a very good risk/return ratio for an EFT. I am considering buying some call options on AGQ, but the spread is too wide for me.
Is it time to buy puts? [AGQ](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/AGQ)?
Physical silver, SLV, PSLV, AGQ, HL, CDE.
I'm pretty happy with silver. AGQ from 60.58 to 87.92 (spot silver from around $40.50 to 52) was one of my least anxiety prone trades this year. Now's a very good time to eliminate leverage and build cash equivalents. Lots of people who thought they could become wealthy quickly with leverage on 0DTE calls are going to see all of their capital dissipate, as they don't change their strategy in the coming bear. This shouldn't come as a surprise, there are no billionaire investors who always made winning calls. Stop looking to become rich tomorrow. Your #1 priority, always, should be preservation of capital. Most of the time, options are a lottery with lottery like expected returns. If you can have CAGR of 20% or even 15%, you are a winner over the next, awful decade.
I’m hard into Silver right now. Both physical and AGQ calls. Agree that hard assets are going shine..no pun intended
There is also AGQ a 2x ultra long. Has doubled in the last 2 months. currently around $80. Peaked at over $500 in the last cycle.
You fellers buy any silver this week? I picked up some AGQ.
Gold rises when speculators are putting preservation of spending power ahead of greed, so the rise signals that some market participants have low expectations for the equity markets and high US inflation expectations. The fundamental basis for gold's rise vs. the dollar also involves international trade. China and the other BRICS+ nations have been assembling an alternative to international trade settlement in the dollar, which involves direct trade in national currencies. Some market observers expect adjustments for trade imbalances taking place on the Shanghai gold exchange, as well as its satellite gold vaults in Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong. And the net flows of gold for years have been from the US and Europe towards China. The dollar's value has been historically propped up by its use in international trade settlement, requiring other nations to maintain substantial reserves even if little of their trade involved the US. Should international trade bypass the dollar, it could result in substantial declines of the the dollar's purchasing power. One consequence of 47's 'reciprocal' tariffs has been many nations seeking to reduce dollar exposure. Foreign central banks have been net sellers of US Treasuries and buyers of gold, to the extent that the aggregate value of gold held by central banks now exceeds that of their holdings of US government debt. As for myself, I already bought physical gold in 2001 at $285 / ozt, principally as calamity insurance. It's kept up with my other investments but I've no intent of buying more. After the November election, I entered a few gold miners that are up 150 - 270% to date, and still have room to run. There's tremendous leverage in companies with all in costs of \~$1800, when their profit margin rises from 50% to 125%. While a gold price spike to $5000 / oz in the near term is possible, its would be healthier for long term returns if it developed price support around here. My monetary metals focus since 1 Sep has been silver, up 22% in 6 weeks. The 2x leveraged ETF (AGQ) is up 36% in that time.
Yeah, a small pullback is normal even in strong rallies, so waiting for a dip to add exposure makes sense. For my long-term view, I’m looking at gold reaching around $7,000 within the next 1.5 years and silver hitting about $55-$60. This is based on current momentum, industrial demand for silver, tight mine supply, and broader macro trends. Your diversified positions across GDX, GDXU, UGL, AGQ, GDE, REMX, and URA are solid,scaling in carefully during pullbacks could capture a lot of upside before those levels.
Good morning JNUG gang 🌄 Do we have any exciting plans for gold $4k day? Personally I think I'll have a quiet one. I'll hire in a three-starred Michelin chef for a light lunch, then drive down to the stables in my Rolls-Royce Phantom (it's my everyday car, I save the real cars for weekend) for a few games of Polo with the gentlemen from AGQ and LPLA gangs. I might do something a little less mundane for gold $5k day.
I'm not long on silver, but it follows gold - AGQ
Silver AGQ is pumping. Assuming gold follows and breaks ATH sometime tonight
I'm sitting next to you at the AGQ table. I'll be enjoying a broiled sea bass with truffle mushrooms and a salmon croquet. A glass of Croatian white to pair. Enjoy the green fellow regard. Ill see you back at the Ritz Carleton tonight.
I sold URAA at 31.90 earlier this month, thinking I could take some profits and it was just going to keep bouncing around in a range anyway, oops. 🤣 I did start investing in Anfield earlier this year when it was literally a penny stock and now it's on the Nasdaq (AEC) and I'm up 25%. Glowy rocks and shiny rocks is my investing theme for 2025. GDXU and AGQ are doing the heavy lifting in my accounts right now with PALL and PLTM on deck.
Well done, I've have been having a great year selling covered calls on AGQ. Love the commodities.
GDXU NUGT AGQ, which are conveniently going up in concert with tech stocks...
Silver just broke a 13 year ceiling [https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xO\_loY3PFC8](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xO_loY3PFC8) Start at 15m 23s Especially at 18:20. Silver can surge past $50 in 5 or so months. That would put AGQ somewhere in the $80 to 85 range.
AGQ. Not a stock but it’s gonna go. Check out what it did in 2011
AGQ calls $200 SPXU calls $100 GLD calls $100 GDX calls $100
Contrary. Yields will go up and bond prices go down. I would be buying some more GKD SLV ETFS. Maybe even AGQ short term
Interesting take on the potential market manipulation. With central banks buying at record levels and the US holding significant gold reserves, the dynamics could indeed lead to a supply squeeze. Your position on AGQ could benefit if silver follows gold's trajectory.
Literally today bought 50 shares of $AGQ. (Kinda as a lil hedge) Silver has been consolidating at the top of a range for 3 years and finally closed above the range last year. This will have a run similar to gold. Maybe not as parabolic tho lol.
[https://imgur.com/zKd1AGQ](https://imgur.com/zKd1AGQ) entered at the dip open sold before trend reversal. it was sweet as ER thank you.
Don’t ignore the comment. AGQ for the win
Haters going to hate, keep doing what you are doing. I'm on my way too. No options except to protect against my main holdings. Most of this is swing trading AGQ and UVXY. I dont really hold more than 4 days at a time. This is a Canadian RRSP account. Day trading is fine. https://preview.redd.it/3jpv5wgoulyd1.jpeg?width=888&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc8aa2b94a176bd36368b2dcf87842a83b02990b
I've been rocking with silver, just hit a 10 yr high, AGQ Is 2x leverage up about 1K on a call and 75 shares
Silver $SLV $AGQ 🦍🦍
Thank you. Have you ever received a K-1? I was wondering how much more complicated it is. I’m not playing with too much money, I have 4 long contracts on BOIL (LEAPS), and I wanted to buy another LEAP on AGQ, since I’m bullish on silver. I figure that’s the best way to maximize gains, but I know there might be something I’m overlooking.
Can someone help me understand the tax implications of certain ETFs? I’ve heard some like AGQ or UNG have certain corporate structures where you’re liable for their companies gains/losses, or you have to pay more taxes on gains, etc. I might be misconstruing that, but I’ve been told certain ETFs people stay away from because of tax implications. Can anyone help me understand this concept, and how to know whether to stay away from a certain ETF?
Why not just buy SLV or some junior miner ETF like GDXJ? Or an open position in silver futures for the leverage. You will find the 2x ETFs like AGQ do not track well over long periods.
If I'm bullish on Silver for the next 6 years, what would be the best way to play it? I'm bullish on Silver all the way out to 2028-2030 or so, I think it'll have a nice dip around 2027, but overall my thesis is it'll keep trending upwards. I figured LEAPS on AGQ would be a good way to maximize those gains. Or would there be a better way to maximize gains if I'm bullish on silver that far out? My target on AGQ is $80-$120. I have about $1k I can invest, so just barely enough for a 2026 or 2027 LEAPS on AGQ around strike price. Right now I'm hoping Silver might pull back again, to get a better entry on AGQ, but Silver looks like it wants to keep moving up.
I’m SSO, QLD, UGL and AGQ all long. My heart rate has been on constant high looking at it in last month.
I’m buying JNUG and AGQ calls. Fuggit
About to buy some AGQ (leveraged silver) in my Roth
SLV 25 calls into mid 2024, to the moon! Possible 10 bagger that one. GDXU (got in at 23, could see 80 later next year) and AGQ too. Backing up the truck at silver low 24s in a couple weeks hopefully. The best part is a very solid floor to the bullish pattern from here, GDX 30 and silver 24, for setting close stops, so great risk/reward skew here. Breaking those levels maybe postpones the run a few months.
Metals and miners. GLD, SLV, AGQ, JNUG, NUGT, SILJ Shit is gonna take off the next 1-2 years
If the internet coins boom and gold / silver haven’t … they’ll follow. Internet coins and metals are weirdly trading quite similarly and follow one another. I’m going in on calls for SLV, AGQ, and JNUG
No love for NUGT? AGQ? That's what I have and like. Stagflation= good for gold. Also uranium I like. Per Rick Rule can't go wrong
Portfolio for 2023: 40% TMF 10% TYD 30% AGQ 10% UTSL 10% XLF Should add some tech equities late 2023 depending on the situation.
I just went through a ton of charts to look for relative strength, the most bullish chart I found on the weekly timeframe is hands down SILVER, just buy November 25 $AGQ calls (silver x2 etf) and chill. Other notables : $CAR, $VALE, $JKS (just from a weekly timeframe TA perspective)
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The second JPow turns the printer off, silver spot is going to $60 minimum. Look at AGQ, it's 2x leveraged from spot price. SLV is London silver reserves.
I YOLO’ed my retirement on leveraged mutual funds that hold metals / miners. I just wish I could get more silver exposure with the fund offerings. Definitely thinking about buying calls on SLV and AGQ for September sometime
Look at gold vs silver in 2008 vs today. SLV & AGQ 🤑
Scynexis, Cel-Sci, Gilead, Takeda (way undervalued), Jr Miners (silver / gold), Editas, Car-T cell companies like NKarta, Leveraged metals like AGQ, and of course GAMESTOP. I like the stock.
$AGQ is my only safe haven left
$AGQ cause I’m panicking.
SPY trading plan. https://imgur.com/7AGQ1qU
to support your chart - this is how I see if I was to trade SPY today. https://imgur.com/7AGQ1qU
SILJ and JNUG calls because it’s time to make junior miners great again. Maybe AGQ (leveraged SLV), but **junior miners gang rise up**
Time to ride my AGQ 4/14 $38 calls and KR 5/20 $65 and $70 calls straight to tendie town
I just YOLOed my entire retirement on Metals. Also AGQ 6/20 $50 call and 4/14 $38 call checking in for duty
I have AG & AGQ, but only put 1 USA stonk on the image 🤙
Long calls on AGQ could go big
All in AGQ calls. If silver gets me out of poverty, I'm getting a silver surfer fuckboy tattoo
Get that 2X leveraged AGQ$
SLV, AGQ, GDXJ, GDX, and GLD, but yeah. Good day.
Who keeps putting these JNUG and AGQ calls in my port
I'm sitting on AGQ waiting for the run, zoom out and look 2010/11
AGQ leaps (leveraged silver) checking in for duty. Ticker Date Strike
I just did! I was like, well, I've got a couple hundred shares. Time to see what the fuss is about. Was looking for silver jewelry and it delivered. Now just need everyone else to bling themselves out in silver, buy AGQ, and we're good, assuming I'm not being sent lead with a silver coating.
I’m into all things shiny. Thank you AGQ ❤️
Mimedx and Exact Sciences - have made me millions, those are my two horses, I have outsized positions in both which I still trade around. I have dozens of other positions I trade for income and fun, including: Pfizer, Ford, Exxon, AT&T, Amarin, Broadmark Properties, Tilray, Disney, Microsoft, AGQ - Silver ETF, SDS - hedge, Katapult, AONE, and UWMC. I am fully invested and hoping I can squeeze out a little more money before things head South. I bet I'm not the only one, lol.
The price of silver has dropped significantly! Good time to jump on board. $AGQ $SILJ
Going to dump money in CLNE & DKNG and crypto AMP. Holding AMC, AGQ, DNN, & SILJ Would love to hear your thoughts on any of the aboard mentioned.
Where are my DNN, AGQ, and SILJ people?
Check out mining stocks. You can usually get market correlated returns with greater than market return percentages from a handful of well picked miners. There are a couple good websites out there with DD on them. If you just want exposure to the silver market, I would recommend $PSLV over $SLV. $PSLV holds actual physical silver instead of paper silver, so you contribute to the squeeze more by holding it and their return is about the same. The Elliot waves predict a price run up in silver this fall, but who knows really? Or... if you're extra dumb like me, hold leveraged silver ticker $AGQ. I actually have a leveraged strategy that is hella hedged, so I probably wouldn't recommend doing what I'm doing just starting out.
AGQ and ZSL, trying to bounce +/- 4% to make weekly'ish 8% gainz
Alright, i’m joining the metals people VALE / CLF / MT / NUGT / AGQ Inflation isn’t real but incase it is, here we go
I ask because the last time there was buzz of a silver squeeze in late January the price shot up over $4 on the open. Wish I understood the mechanics more but the stage is set nearly exactly the same as last time. Anyways I have plenty of AGQ calls ready to rumble, let's see what happens.
find a broker that will give you a margin account and allow daytrading on 1k (unlikely tho, I think it's 25k limit?) and depending on what's most volatile, daytrade ZSL/AGQ or USO/SCO or some leveraged commodity ETF all day long during dips and drops. this is how i turned my first 50k into 200 in about a year. if you can't daytrade it, find leveraged etfs like the above and trade based on news and look for ups or downs that will last a few days to stay out of daytrading zone and let funds settle. OR, another strategy is buying calls just otm every week based on good DD and strategy. In other words, put a lot of work in.
buy orders for TQQQ two different price points-- sell and buy order for MEXX sell order for AGQ RUSL may sell have had sell order on for a while now-- got impatient with BITW-- sold mid rally -- knew this was a risk... remote chance I will get to buy back lower but raided that order to fund TQQQ order... thought about de levering with arkq but order in for ubot
> Introduction to precious metals investing and leveraged ETFs. > 12.8.20, Roy M. > About 20% of all US dollars in existance (that were ever created since the establishment of the USA) were printed out of thin air in 2020 due to the covid pandemic, in the form of stimulus checks, loans, grants etc. This has started a collapse in the value of the dollar, and it seems the money printing isn't going to end. We will discuss what this has to do with gold and silver, how to invest in god's money, and why it should always be part of your portfolio. Wow. That’s some primo explanation of macroeconomic principles. Your copywriter is claiming that inflation is hedged by holding AGQ and SLV long term. Gods own currency indeed!!
This is going to sound insane, but the best way out of impulsive investing is when you have won, not lost. Learn when your impulses are driven by thoughtful inspection and when they are driven by social following mania. Otherwise, you will find yourself making a small investment in silver at $500/ounce. Once you have your win(s), put significant portions of them into boring investments. I am not a financial advisor. I eat crayons. Positions: I own several hundred shares of GME @89 and $300 Jan 2023 calls. I own several hundred PSLV and miners including AGQ, TRQ, and FCX. And options too. No margin - come at me hedies.
Should go with AGQ 3/19 calls.
And AGQ out-of-the-money call options expiring 4-12 months out.