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Honestly I’m way less “2026 stock pick” and way more “2026 theme + wrapper”. Right now I’m leaning toward boring cores (global/all-world ETF) and then small tilts to AI infra (chips, data-centers, utilities) and healthcare. Curious what everyone here thinks: if you *had* to pick just one sector ETF/ETP to hold into 2026, which lane are you choosing?
Low-key, this is a pretty good problem to have, maxing Roth/HSA/401k *and* asking “what now?” at 31 is already S-tier. Rule of thumb I use for stuff like this: • 5.75% extra principal = **risk-free, after-tax** return. Markets don’t guarantee you 8% just because a backtest said so. • Extra payments also lower your fixed expenses later, which makes future investing way easier. • Broad ETFs = upside + liquidity if life punches you in the face. So instead of galaxy-braining it, I’d probably: • keep maxing the tax-advantaged accounts, • make sure emergency fund is solid, • then split the extra (50/50 or 70/30) between broad ETFs and extra mortgage payments. Not the “perfect spreadsheet answer”, but it balances math + sleep-at-night pretty well. (obligatory not-your-advisor, just an ETP goblin on the internet 🧃)
My Spy short ETP is still -30% because I’m an idiot
This might be true if they all just owned 5X Long Magnificent 7 ETP BIT: MAG7
My Tesla 3x short ETP went up 20% today and I’m still so fucking deep in the red because the damn path dependency has totally massacred it
Too late for this? Leverage Shares -3x Short MicroStrategy (MSTR) ETP (MSTS.L)
Just a levereged short ETP, nothing too fancy I usually a simple Etf guy but with the bubble/correction being so likely I thought I'd dip into it with a portion of my portfolio based on my risk tolerance.
“Deleveraging”? Were you buying on margin or buying stuff like SOXL or 3x IONQ ETP?
DFLI (American based Dry electrode manufactured EV batteries attacking indistrial Trucking market), URGO(Cannabis declassifion stock, which large scale ability to set up industral grow equipment), RVIN (EV Vehicles manufactured in america back by Volkswagen), Floki inu (Crypto with new ETP project, proven to be alittle bit less volatile then other cryptos)
Isn't this the answer? Or something like this: Leverage Shares -3x Short Nvidia (NVDA) ETP Securities (NV3S.L)
Go to strategies are: \- Long / short singles (and futures) sometimes adding wings (rarely) \- Covered strangles (CSP + long shares + ratio covered call) \- Ratio Diagonals (60DTE+ Long Option (Call or Put), Short <30DTE (Call or Put matching) at a delta ratio to the longs \- Long / short straddles / strangles (sometimes adding wings) Long or short premium, generally a little heavier in terms of total risk on short premium strats. little heavier in total volume on long premium (conditions depending). We're actually not in that low of a vol environment, even removing the pop on the day. It's just about average, very slightly below. More importantly, there is ALWAYS volatility to be found (think earnings, etc). In markets like this, I build a core allocation of the portfolio in indices and levered indices. In my speculative allocation Im trading index vol, earnings, momentum, breakouts/downs, correlations, short ETP vol, and things like that.
It is unfortunate that Graniteshares 3x Short AMD Daily ETP was liquidated and delisted just yesterday (3SMD.L)
> GraniteShares was forced to shutter its 3x Short AMD exchange-traded product on Monday after shares of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. surged as much as 38%, wiping out its value. The ETP — listed in London and Italy — aimed to offer three times the inverse return of AMD’s shares and had gathered about $3 million in assets before its closure, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. > A notice on the GraniteShares website announced that “as the NAV is now zero, no redemption payments will be made. Trading in the affected ETP has been suspended and the securities will be delisted in due course in accordance with exchange procedures.” Will Rhind, CEO of GraniteShares, declined to comment. > The product’s implosion comes days after GraniteShares — and a handful of other issuers, including Defiance ETFs, ProShares and Direxion — applied with the Securities and Exchange Commission for leveraged products designed to deliver three times the daily return of some of the market’s hottest trades. Though such products already exist in Europe, they largely don’t trade in the US given volatility rules set by the regulator that cap how much leverage a fund can offer. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-10-09/amd-product-s-total-wipeout-offers-warning-as-firms-seek-3x-etfs
Hmm based on my research it seems the royalty is to go away after moving testing to their Houston lab. Having one lab doesn’t necessarily bottleneck, but we have to get more info before saying it is or isn’t bottlenecking. They may still double test on negatives. Agree that the ETP rate is lower and was a consideration when using the AI. It suggested a higher rate and I asked to bring it down. The crux is around re-testing which is assumed to be 3x total/positive. This could be lower, sure, but that’s why there’s a formula to run your own numbers :)
You can run the numbers yourself. It doesn’t matter what the total LM market is today. This test detects more accurately and more quickly which is what plans care about for risk adjustment. This test detects more quickly, so a lower ETP is needed. The higher cost of this test is justified with the risk adjustment payments and improved outcomes. LM is currently significantly underdetected because the traditional CSF assays are not accurate. Do you have a source on the $1.5b? Single hub does not limit expansion, many operate on a single lab basis. But they will need to be able to handle volume there. Competition is real - Belay Diangostics is one and I hadn’t heard of Tempus, but it looks valid they just aren’t commercialized. The $528m is not a set number it is a range. You can adjust the formulas how you’d like. I did provide a picture that shows how the revenues lo under different coverage rates.
why.. 10C of 2027 @ 4.5, means he's getting to ride it, at half the cost. It's a bit like 2X ETP
Ohh shit u/Evening-Brother-6744 , I think we materialized this new fund, well technically not a fund because it is an ETP: [https://etfs.grayscale.com/gdlc](https://etfs.grayscale.com/gdlc) It went live 2 days ago. Tracks largest 5 cryptos, expense ratio of 0.59%. Anyone sees any downsides on this one?
There's a website called Moontower from a former trader from SIG that does this style of trading for retail. Pretty much mostly with ETP's [Moontower - Options Analytics with a point of view](https://www.moontower.ai/)
5x long MAG7 ETP a good buy for the next days?
Think I'm just gonna full port GraniteShares 3x Long $OPEN Daily ETP
Oh wait I can: |TradeAdd to Watchlist|SPMO|VOO|Add||| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Name|INVESCO S&P 500 MOMENTUM ETF|Vanguard 500 Index Fund ETF|||| |Issue type|ETF|ETF|||| |Market price|$115.06Jul-25-2025|$585.88Jul-25-2025|||| |Expense as of date|Dec-20-2024|Apr-29-2025|||| |ETP type|ETF|ETF|||| |Legal structure|Open Ended Investment Company|Open Ended Investment Company|||| |Schedule K-1|No|No|||| |Asset class|U.S. Equity|U.S. Equity|||| |Price performance (today)|\+0.63%Jul-25-2025|\+0.45%Jul-25-2025|||| |Volume|974.7KJul-25-2025|2.3MJul-25-2025|||| |Market total return (YTD)|\+18.83%Jun-30-2025|\+6.11%Jun-30-2025|||| |Market total return (1 year)|\+29.44%Jun-30-2025|\+15.04%Jun-30-2025|||| |Market total return (3 years)|\+31.06%Jun-30-2025|\+19.63%Jun-30-2025|
Here’s a comprehensive deep dive into DeFi Technologies’ (via Valour) ETP lineup, highlighting their scope, strategy, and future roadmap: --- 🧭 1. Total Suite & Geographic Reach As of early July 2025, Valour offers over 75 digital‑asset ETPs across European exchanges . They’re scaling fast—aiming for 100 ETPs by end of 2025 . Listings span multiple exchanges and currencies: primarily SEK on Sweden’s Spotlight, but also EUR on Börse Frankfurt, plus new Swiss listings and expansion into Asia, Africa, and Türkiye . --- 🧾 2. Recent & Highlighted Launches July 2025 – Sweden (Spotlight Market) 8 new SEK‑denominated ETPs tracking: **Bitcoin Cash (BCH)** **Unus Sed Leo (LEO)** OKB Polygon (POL) Algorand (ALGO) Filecoin (FIL) Arbitrum (ARB) Stacks (STX) June 2025 – Sweden 4 additional SEK ETPs added for: Mantra (OM) Tron (TRX) Stellar (XLM) **Tether Gold (XAUt)** March 2025 – Germany (Börse Frankfurt) 4 EUR‑denominated ETPs launched for: Dogecoin (DOGE) Aptos (APT) Sui (SUI) Render (RENDER) December 2024 – Sweden (Spotlight Market) 20 SEK ETPs, including tokens like Akash (AKT), Worldcoin (WLD), Fetch.ai (FET), Aerodrome (AERO), Arweave (AR), Injective (INJ), Aave (AAVE), Pendle (PENDLE), Fantom (FTM), among others . --- 🌐 3. Asset & Category Diversity Valour’s offerings reflect a broad, diversified digital-assets strategy: 1. Layer‑1 Blockchains (e.g. Polygon, Aptos, Sui, Fantom, Algorand) 2. Layer‑2 Scaling Solutions (e.g. Arbitrum, StarkNet, Metis) 3. DeFi Protocols (e.g. AAVE, Pendle, Aerodrome Finance) 4. Exchange Tokens (e.g. LEO, OKB, JUP) 5. Infrastructure Projects (e.g. Filecoin, Arweave) 6. Metaverse/Gaming & Others (e.g. Dogecoin, Render, Mantra) 7. Tokenized Gold (Tether Gold/XAUt) This illustrates Valour’s strategic goal to offer exposure across blockchain infrastructure, DeFi, and real-world assets, catering to investor appetite for diversification . --- 🌍 4. Expansion Strategy & Market Positioning Nordic stronghold: Spotlight market expansions & multiple SEK ETPs; earlier delisted 19 THEN relisted 23 ETPs in Oct 2024 . European reach: Strategic presence on Frankfurt and Swiss SIX, including first staking ETPs (HBAR and ICP) . Global scaling via MOUs: Agreements to list in Singapore (AsiaNext), Africa (Nairobi Securities Exchange) & Türkiye . --- 🎯 5. Strategic Implications & Opportunities Ambitious rollout: Launches in batches suggest a syndicated strategy—seeding new sensors in investor hubs. Currency tailoring: Products in SEK, EUR, CHF, etc. enhance adoption by local investors via regulated platforms. Product versatility: Including both staking and non-staking ETPs, plus physical asset exposure (gold), signals a full-stack offering. Regulatory foresight: Partnerships with regulated exchanges show strong compliance orientation, appealing to institutions. --- 🚦 Quick Table – Recent ETP Launches Date Exchange / Currency New ETPs (tokens) Total Suite Jul 2, 2025 Spotlight (SEK) BCH, LEO, OKB, POL, ALGO, FIL, ARB, STX >75 Jun 18, 2025 Spotlight (SEK) OM, TRX, XLM, XAUt >70 Mar 3, 2025 Frankfurt (EUR) DOGE, APT, SUI, RENDER — Dec 12, 2024 Spotlight (SEK) 20 tokens including AKT, FET, AR, AAVE, FTM, etc. 60+ --- 🧩 Final Takeaway Valour is executing a high-velocity, diversified ETP rollout, achieving geographical breadth and asset class depth. With 75+ ETPs live and a goal to hit 100 by year-end, their strategy tightly aligns with global demand for regulated digital asset access. Monitoring upcoming launches, especially in Asia and Africa, will be key to understanding how Valour cements its role as a global leader in crypto ETPs.
Here’s a detailed research summary on DeFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: DEFT): --- 📌 Company Overview DeFi Technologies Inc. (formerly Valour Inc.), based in Toronto, Canada (incorporated in 1986), is a pioneer in offering regulated Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) that synthetically track the performance of decentralized finance protocols or baskets thereof . They provide asset management services, including indirect exposure to major digital assets, indexes, and DeFi instruments . Beyond ETPs, the company operates an arbitrage trading desk, conducts early-stage VC and partnership investments in digital asset ventures, and offers OTC liquidity and advisory services . Leadership includes CEO Olivier Roussy Newton and President Andrew Forson . --- 📊 Financial Highlights & Market Metrics Market Cap: ~USD 1.04 billion TTM Revenue: ~USD 85 million; Net Income: ~USD 15 million EPS (ttm): 0.05; Price/Earnings: ~60×; Forward P/E: ~8.5× Shares Outstanding: ~331 million; Beta: ~5.6, indicating high volatility 52‑Week Range: USD 2.54–4.95 Current Price: Approximately USD 3.02 as of July 24, 2025, marking a ~4% decline intraday --- 📈 Growth & Recent Developments In 2024, revenue surged ~433% to CAD 55 million (~USD 40 million), though net loss widened ~92% to CAD 39 million—a reflection of growth-stage investments . According to two analysts, DEFT is rated a “Strong Buy”, with a 12‑month target of USD 6.25—an upside potential of ~107% . Valour, a DEFT subsidiary, recently crossed US$1 billion in AUM (July 22, 2025), up 31% since late May . Options trading commenced on Nasdaq under the DEFT ticker (June 21, 2025), likely improving liquidity and investor reach . Expanded DeFi Advisory business—a first mandate includes managing Nuvve Holding Corp.'s treasury strategy . --- 🌍 Strategic Position & Competitive Edge Valour ETP suite: Over 75+ digital asset ETPs listed across European markets, including recent launches on Swiss and Swedish exchanges; targeting 100 ETPs by end‑2025 . Full-stack infrastructure: Includes ETP issuance, staking, OTC trading, arbitrage, custody, and institutional advisory—enabling diverse revenue streams across asset management, staking yield, and trading . On-chain treasury: Multi-million dollar position in digital assets (e.g., ~208 BTC, SUI holdings), providing yield (~6–8%) and balance sheet diversification . --- ⚠️ Risks & Considerations High valuation metrics: A current P/E of ~60× may compress if growth slows. Execution risk: Aggressive expansion into products and markets demands robust risk management. Crypto dependency: Heavy reliance on digital asset market health and regulatory environment. Volatility and liquidity: Beta of ~5 indicates stock is highly reactive to market swings; options may increase short-term volume but also speculative trading. --- 🧭 Bottom Line DeFi Technologies is effectively positioning itself as a regulated gateway into DeFi and digital assets via an expanding basket of ETPs, staking services, OTC trading, and advisory channels. Bolstered by strong AUM growth and a bullish analyst outlook, the stock offers high-growth upside—albeit with high multiple valuation, crypto-market exposure, and execution-focused risks.
90 of my portfolios are on ETF (SP500 and Nasdaq) and you can see on the pannel, the mention of ETP lol Second, i know i can lose money, it's not the question. The question is why i lost money with good company and good sector ? Why Rocketlab take 100% in one month with nothing, while Arista Network can't come back to ATH like other AI stock while it's the leader and really good earning ? That is the question ... Most professionals beat the market. If you can make an effort of translation, you should listen to William Higgons, he is a fund manager, he beats the market every years with only european smallcap (and few big cap ...). He explains why he beats the market every years and why other funds don't.
You still don't get it. They don't track 5x day-to-day, just for a single day. Read the prospectus, it's all explained there. > Any investment in a short or leveraged ETP should be monitored on a daily basis to ensure consistency with your investment strategy. **You should understand that investments in daily leveraged ETPs held for a period of longer than the recommended holding period of one day, may not provide returns equivalent to the return from the relevant unleveraged investment multiplied by the relevant leverage factor over the same period.** Daily compounding may result in returns which an investor may not expect, if the investor has not fully understood how a daily leveraged ETP works
The OP must either be lying or mistaken. I can't find a single ETP that traded down to 50cents and then up to $32 in that time frame.
Exchange Traded Product ETP is a category and ETF is one of the three types along with ETN and ETC. OP is just trying to sound smart but forgot this is still a finance sub even though it's a casino, so his yapping will just look retarded to most people. Greyscale applied to convert their 16b otc Bitcoin Trust to a btc etf and got rejected, then SEC sued them for some reason. They lost to the surprise of no one, since there's already lots of approved btc etf on the market such as Blackrock's IBIT, Fidelity's FBTC, and many more. SEC essentially shot themselves in the foot in-terms of setting the precedence that it's already legal, so SEC had no reason to reject the application let alone sue.
This was the lawsuit, [https://www.stblaw.com/about-us/publications/view/2023/10/09/grayscale-wins-lawsuit-against-sec-over-rejection-of-bitcoin-etf-application-(registered-funds-regulatory-update)](https://www.stblaw.com/about-us/publications/view/2023/10/09/grayscale-wins-lawsuit-against-sec-over-rejection-of-bitcoin-etf-application-(registered-funds-regulatory-update)) While all other major players like Fidelity(cucks) had their crypto ETP's converted to ETF's, Greyscale's was denied. I thought this was sus, and with the amount of money Greyscale has to spend on lawyers, SEC's incompetence, I decided to bet against the SEC. While lawsuit was ongoing, Greyscale's ETP's were trading at 50% or more discount to their NAV. I thought this was easy "NAV Farming", which it turned out to be. I still check out the NAV of Greyscale products to catch a new farming opportunity.
You can but it's very situational. I shorted it 2 months ago on that huge spike and made some good profits. You have to remember however that when spot VIX is 50 the front month will be only 35 or so so the movement of the future is not as much as spot VIX. If you want to do this in another way you use a VIX calender spread (Short the front month, long a longer dated contract), then you are less exposed to short term movement but you can profit from the curve flattening. This position also cancels out most of the margin required. How this differs from going long on say the S&P500 is that if you have a flat period, L type recovery your S&P long does not make much money but VIX will still drop so your short VIX will generate profits. If you do it on a moderate VIX increase say from 15 to 20, and you do get a large spike you risk getting blown up. Most WSB folks don't manage their trades, they just buy calls or puts and let it ride. Ie when you have a short VIX position that goes against you can hedge this position as well. The issue with exchange traded products that inverse VIX is that they are only traded during exchange hours so if VIX spikes outside these times you have an issue as soon as the markets opens. If you trade VIX futures directly you can essentially trade them around the clock which makes it a lot more flexible. These inverse VIX ETF/ETP or structured products are very often misunderstood by their users. They should not be used as a long term investment but they enable people with low capital or cash only accounts to have access to these types of trades. XIV crashing to zero is the same idea as people selling puts during a bull market. If it hits it hits hard. Or better said it's picking up nickels in front of a steam roller.
So this is my portfolio plan (note that I'm european). I started investing one month ago and I am slowly DCAing. So I didn't deployed all my money yet and I can still do some changes. If you any advise/ feedback that would be greatly appreciated! 60%: Vanguard FTSE All-World ETF (VWCE) 15%: Amundi MSCI Semiconductors ETF (CHIP) 15%: iShares Bitcoin ETP (IB1T) 10%: gambling on penny stocks for my own entertainment
I've lost 2k $ (2 bandos💵) as 19 year old in 2 months... Saved 25% of my portfolio and said to my self i would not get back into this type of shi - levraged ETP's...
Just going leveraged long or short? Or use a leveraged single stock ETF (ETP) like TSLQ.
I bought TSLQ, a levered 2x TSLA short ETP before it popped 20%, losing 40% in a mere 4 hours. AMA.
Cheap how? My -3x Tesla ETP is already loading up
I did not highlight the 3x leveraged inverse for a couple of reasons, 1. because it's an ETP and has even higher risks, 2. It has tracked poorly to 3x daily movement.
I did not recommend the 3x leveraged inverse for a couple of reasons, 1. because it's an ETP and has even higher risks, 2. It has tracked poorly to 3x daily movement.
Most are leveed, but you can find some unlevered ones with a bit of googling. [Here’s](https://leverageshares.com/en/etps/leverage-shares-1x-tesla-etp/) an unlevered ETP I found that trades on the London stock exchange.
yeah that's what I only knew some of and now I see the truth. Should be trading VIX ETP per another comment. THX!
In this market it's starting to look like inverse funds/ETP's are going to be the only way to make money. Let's pull the ol reverse Uno on these bitches.
Seems unlikely that the ETP would be 1256 and its options would not be
My inverse leveraged short PLTR (X 3 short PLTR ETP - europoors things on europoors exchanges) is ready to ascend to godhood.
>less financially literate No joke. I used to think this sub was the dumbest place to look for financial advice. But go to any Trading 212 stock board and you will see absolute morons investing (the app has inbuilt commenting and boards for each stock) Nearly 50% of the posts are on why leverage ETPs are amazing to buy and hold long term. The other 30% is people asking why the 3x leveraged ETP is not worth the same even though the price is intended he same place ot was months ago when they bought. The remaining 19% is a mix of "should I buy?" Or "it's only a loss if you sell". The remaining 1% is not useful info, it's just financial article links posted days or weeks later.
Put it all in a 2x leveraged coffee ETP and wait until EOW
Don't get me wrong, VIX is great to trade, it's just that the non VIX futures ETP products like UVXY come with a lot of hair. If you're trading UVXY and such intraday though and not holding overnight when they rebalance, they have no real downsides though. They're just generally not great to hold for multiple days, which ofc includes holding options on them for multiple days.
Should I sell on market open? I have money in HLAL.L (an FTSE ETP) it exploded today by 14%. So should I put in a market on open order to sell? For context, I don’t know much about investing, I’m just a student with a couple thousand so I threw it into a decent looking investment, instead of leaving it in the bank. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
whole lotta projection, isnt your break time over? I trade leverage volatility ETP's on a monthly basis but thats too much for a WSB gambler to comprehend now troll elsewhere, employee #4567
Such a beast of a company man. Their ETP’s continue to evolve and generate even more revenue. AUM skyrocketing. Truly think this could be a triple digit stock at some point. And their biggest pain point thus far, according to Russell Starr, their head of capital markets, has been expansion into other markets. With the trump admin in, as well as their recently signed MOU in Asia, things are looking… nice.
Inverse ETP or similar daily leveraged inverse products. Here in Germany we got "Faktorzertifikate" as derivatives of that kind. This offers the best risk/reward-profile imo.
DEFTF Defi Technologies will skyrocket from this. It’s a small Defi crypto company based in Canada that is being uplisted to NASDAQ soon, it has been the first company to launch crypto ETP in a number of markets, has a crypto arbitrage fund that has never generated losses, has a 57% increase in AUM month over month, and has its treasury all in crypto! No more gate keeping this. 🚀🚀🚀
Laughs in 3x leveraged inverse MSTR ETP 🎉
Even if the ETFs are not available (yet) you can buy Bitcoin through your broker though, can't you? E.g. Coinshares Physical Bitcoin, ETC Group, Invesco, 2Shares Bitcoin ETP are available to me.
Ah nvm apparently the American ETF’s are not allowed due to them not following some rules but we already have bitcoin ETP’s. I guess MSTR to the moon
This is not going back to $100, their earnings forecast was already below expectation, and this was without all the fraudulent activity suspicions going on at the moment and risk of delisting. It will take some time before it reaches $100, and that's only if the audit shows compliancy. If you bought before this rebound like I did (I bought the leveraged 2x SMCI ETP at $0.21 and made almost 300%) I would cash out and get the fuck out of this stock.
Can’t trade options because my broker says it’s too risky. I can however use an inverse ETP with 3x leverage 🤣
The US has moved toward oligarchy. Look at the list of top donors to the Trump campaign. ETP which owns the Dakota pipeline will be a great play and hasn't popped yet (and probably won't until end of year)
The strongest leverage ETPs you can get are generally 5 fold leverage. Even at 5 fold they tend to almost go to 0 atleast once a year, for instance Mag7 on 5x daily leverage ETP. This is because of the affect of compounding. If you take 100 now remove 10%, its 90% Now add 10% back, its 99 instead of 100. This gets more impactful the more an asset drops within a day.
There is no 10X ETP as far as I'm aware. MAG5.L Fact sheet: https://leverageshares.com/documents/factsheet/5x_magnificent_7_factsheet.pdf > You cannot lose more than the amount invested, and an intraday rebalance mechanism is designed to cushion the largest intra-day falls.
Risk reversals on indexes and short straddles on VIX ETP's
No options only an inverse ETP
Leveraged ETFs have a thing called daily rebalancing. I have a friend who bought a leveraged Tesla ETP. Stock went up but overall his value went down. The chart doesn’t show decay but your portfolio will.
Why would you choose the most expensive ETP?
4% net yield is lower than my savings account yield. 3X in 13 years? I have 3X on some of my ETP investments in 6 months. I never had to fix anything, deal with a tenant, or go to court either. Real estate just seems like an insane way to maximize stress for minimal returns.
Not a great analogy. First of all, going from $200k to $1m is only a +500% return. You'd have to go from $200k to $3.6m in 15 years to hit the +1800% return of that initial AAPL buy. That would be something to brag about indeed. But it's not like picking Apple was an act of astonishing foresight. Microsoft, a household name since the 90s, has even higher returns from 2010-2024. Google, Amazon, Facebook, all these companies were around in 2010. They're still around today and they've all generated returns that far exceed what most individual landlords could ever hope to receive. I have gains of over 150% on some of my leveraged ETP positions in less than one year. It would take you 15-20 years to generate returns like that on real estate with an 8-10% annual ROI, along with countless hours of sweat equity, tenant-related stress, and ongoing expenses that constantly eat into your gains. Real estate is a sucker's bet in the current market, because housing is incredibly overpriced and interest rates are higher than they've been in at least a decade. Extremely constrained housing inventory will continue to stress the real estate market for at least another decade.
The $VIX is being artificially suppressed. It isn't allowed to rise above ~$20, it's instantly PPT'ed into the dirt if it even attempts to. This despite the most volatile stock market of all time. It has never been more transparent in my lifetime, maybe history, that it's all bullshit. We're totally fucked when average Joe catches on and tries to convert his BTC ETP and absolutely horrendous P/E tech stocks to actual dollars lol. So, so mega fucked.
There is a 5x Long Magnificent 7 ETP but it's only available in london and italy exchange.
How are the sales of the global ETF and ETP not demand to you? I said that in the original comment. Bitcoin ETFs already have surpassed silver in the United States. A year ago these didn’t exist and now they’re coming out worldwide. How is that not demand literally what are you talking about? Literally every few weeks a new country gets a new ETF or some form of backed government bitcoin. This is the big players getting into BTC a demand for BTC we’ve never seen before in human history because the legislation is now there and a reference point for the legality of such a thing.
Mathematically you are all ignorant Supply and demand people Jesus Christ. If bitcoin has been halved and runs out it’s a finite resource. ETF and ETP are now coming out worldwide which have to be backed with bitcoin. Now if half the bitcoin being produced and the demand has skyrocketed what will happen. You all actually make me sick. You could make literally 200-300% gains in a year off of basic understanding of economics but instead you sit here and argue its validity even now. You cannot beat supply vs demand with bitcoin. Especially now. Adieu