SOXX

spirited_redemption

Fun fact: May is the second best month for SOXX.

spirited_redemption

Fun fact: May is the second best month for SOXX.

spirited_redemption

May’s seasonally the best month for SOXX so that’s my copium.

DocHerb87

Buy SOXX instead to minimize risk

Kant_touch

SOXX has almost given up all of its gains this year 

Firesnowing

Anything positive about Teala might cause a dead cat bounce. I might not play either but I've got puts on SPY and SOXX because the whole damn thing looks like it's gonna crater at some point with 12 months.

Firesnowing

My current holdings are 90% bonds and BIZD, 10% SPY PUT and SOXX PUT leaps.

Firesnowing

I bought leap puts on SPY and SOXX. I'm not buying much else going forward. Too unpredictable.

Retropixl

Well that’s the issue I can’t, I could choose something like SOXX or SMH but eh. Gonna research more about KLA though

nigelnyc1

SOXX oversold. Gain leverage with SOXL

Borntobuycalls

I think VGT does too and it’s safer . I try too keep my main portfolio simple. 10 years ago when an advisor told me to keep 20% on small that was a waste of time . So for me is VGT, SOXX, but the majority I keep on Sp500. I’m a lot on cash on market funds waiting for the bleed to stop a bit to start cost averaging on big tech stocks .

Adventurous_Sky_7936

Take an opportunity to learn when you are only down $10 bucks. Took me 10s of thousands before I really got serious. VOO is a long term play. Nobody is waking up the next day and retiring because their low cost index fund went to the moon. Millionaires are made over decades not over weeks. The general trend is up and to the right. Over a 20 year period S&P has been profitable 100% of the time. That said picking and choosing which 20 years the rate of return could be 5% could be 25%. NVDA has been going up fairly parabolic since the beginning of 2023. A single stock has more risk. Is it overvalued; truth is nobody knows but between those taking profits, those unsure, and those panic selling because it’s anything but nothing but gains; buying at the top or on hype comes with inherent risks. I’m heavily invested in NVDA through multiple index funds that said if you are DCAing into your position and have a 20+ year time horizon. Then cut out NVDA and build a foundation in VOO. If you are going to buy a single stock look into Warren Buffets strategy. Spoiler: it ain’t easy. What’s more he suggests the average investor invests in a low cost S&P index fund. If you want exposure to AI then look into semi conductor index funds SMT, SOXX, SOXQ…I own SOXQ which is about 12% NVDA, QQQM is about 7%, VOO is over 5%. Finally I’d suggest a 3 fund portfolio. Representing a foundation, defensive, and growth sectors. Foundation-VOO or VTI Defensive-SCHD or VYM Growth-QQQM or SCHG Bottom line don’t do what I did. If you want to maximize profits sacrifice your time to do your research. If you don’t then you’ll sacrifice your money to learn those lessons. Good luck!

iCantDoPuns

you keep calling out one date as if you werent doing worse than random chance. In the early 2000s there was a promo/swag desk dart board with tickers like juniper and cisco.. putting 150K into SPY/QQQ/VGT/SOXX in 2020 would be worth 250-300. can we just rename this to Addiction Anonymous.

SerialStrategist

Why is SOXX taking a bigger beating than the other indexes?

cdude

SOXL's ATH is 68. It still has not recovered. Meanwhile SOXX has recovered and surpassed its previous ATH. Same thing with QQQ and TQQQ. The problem is relying on a massive bull run. Go for it, people argue to be right, but they don't care about you losing money. I actually double dare you to go all-in on either SOXL or TQQQ.

ethereal3xp

Not financial advice. Do your own research High returns 1. Risky but lower risk - Semiconductor ETF (SOXX or SOXQ). Highest ETF return in the last 5 years. 2. Risky - Coinbase stock and Bitcoin ETF (IBIT or BTCO).

Dosimetry4Ever

Can you elaborate, please? If you were me, what would you do differently? My balance is $24k atm with additional $1000 per month. I have 50% invested in long term hold QQQM and SOXX, and another 50% to play with options. If you have $12k in cash, what would you do in this case?

CallsOrPutsYES

Semi etfs like SOXX and SOXL pushing higher, same with SMCI

CallsOrPutsYES

I like the semi ETFs for this reason. SOXX and SOXL. Or just buy more on the dip

_hiddenscout

Could be varies things happening, not 100% sure. Could just be old data or how the way those pages are set up are not meant to be used as tools for ETF's as much, so they could be doing some type of average PE of holdings. I would trust the funds actual website for any ETF info compared to the other tools. Like finviz for example doesn't even give you data around that being elite (paid service): [https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=SOXX&p=d](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=SOXX&p=d)

_hiddenscout

Not all semi have been going up like crazy. Also, PE of SOXX isn't 11. [https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239705/ishares-phlx-semiconductor-etf](https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239705/ishares-phlx-semiconductor-etf) It's listed on their own site as 33.48

LetsPlay30k

Semiconductors stocks have been going up like crazy, why SOXX only have PE ratio of 11？ Is it really that undervalued?

Character_Double_394

im long on TSLA, NEE, ENPH. I also love micron (MU), Its been on a rip! for a semiconductor ETF, im also in SOXX. its treated me good.

HeftyReaction4

I like SOXX the best

drogods

This is a very good point that my inexperience did not consider, hence why I posted this. Correct me if I am wrong, but maximum profitability for this CC plan would come from high volatility of the underlying etf SOXX

Sgt_Sauris

New to ROTH IRA - Opinions wanted regarding my current plan. I (22M) was thinking of doing the following: 50% - FXAIX 30% - QQQM 20% - SOXX I don't want to have to manage the account too often, so I wanted fire and forget investments that have a decent blend, excluding the tech investments. I work in tech and stay most up to date with what's going on in that industry compared to others like real estate and health. So I don't mind a more aggressive approach in that regard, but otherwise diversified investments with average to low risk is what I would prefer, as this is where I will be putting most of my savings aside from my company 401k. Thank you in advance for your insight!

drogods

I own a bunch of SOXX to hedge against that scenario

HeldbackInGradeK

SOXX go down USA semis fukt

DrDoozie

SOXX, semiconductors ain’t going anywhere

WDTIV

SOXL should really be treated almost like daily options. Between the tax hit you get from constant rebalancing, volatility drag, and fees it generally doesn't keep up with SOXX over a 5-year period. It's great for making quick, 10-15% gains in a single day, though!

New-IncognitoWindow

I’m in SOXX and that’s all the brain power I have. Hope some of the other companies catch up to Apple and NVDA

zordonbyrd

There’s no comparison to a value fund and, say, the SOXX or QQQs though. Where’s the growth fund, momentum? Isn’t that different than buying and holding the QQQs?

zordonbyrd

You probably should. But do so wisely. Understand the dynamics. ARKK for example is a very poor performing actively-managed fund. I’d recommend: BUG/IHAK for cybersecurity XSD/SMH/SOXX for semiconductors IHI for medical devices/medtech FTEC for broad tech obviously the QQQ is a good catch-all ICLN if you’re feelin lucky but I think it’s pretty risky, less so down here Just understand that there will be huge drawdowns in all of these. Also maybe don’t buy peak enthusiasm like now.

Interesting-Fuel238

I was going to buy into SOXX at $300 (now $100 after a 3 for 1 split). It was on my watch list, I had an alert, I was ready. IT hit the number. I panicked. It is now trading over $200. I would have doubled my investment. I guess I could buy still, but sticking with 75/25 VOO/QQQM. But yes I would definitely consider broadening out to some sector-specific ETF's.

wolfehr

Don't sleep on SOXX. While it's a concentrated bet on the semiconductor industry, imo it's a good bet to make.

ArgzeroFS

If you plan on trading the stock market, avoid investing in things you are uncertain about. Be risk averse. At your current capital you could earn a decent amount, not enough to live off dividends though, give it like 7-10 years or so if you earn a decent return. Avoid investing everything all at once. Start with a little bit for a year to get your feet wet and learn how it works. Then transition to tracking metrics on your performance and trades. When you are feeling like you are making good decisions for reasonable risk, then invest more. If you are confident you know when you should be invested or not already, ETFs and both leveraged and not leveraged index tracking tickers may be up your alley. For S&P there's VOO / SPXL For SOX there's SOXX / SOXL If you have strong domain knowledge in a specific type of technology leverage that experience and appreciation to determine what, if any, stocks you believe are difficult to replace. Learn how to read their financial reports (particularly watch EBITDA, debt, cash flow, PE ratio, EPS, etc.).

SpongEWorTHiebOb

WTF and the stock still trades at 3 x revenue? Every other semi is ripping lately. Glad I own the SOXX and AMAT.

Catpitalsea

Put your $SOXX on…call rather

MonetaryBase

Wouldn’t do that. If you want exposure to semis, I would go with SMH or SOXX

_hiddenscout

Not sure though, like the SOXX itself is weighted. Like ON isn't in SOXX and NXPI is only 3% of the fund.

95Daphne

Maybe, but they're most likely going to be dragged by the other SOXX components.

mouthful_quest

Or SOXl or SOXX if you want the leverage

Impressmee

I've been trading SOXX, but same same.

Invest0rnoob1

You can buy SMH or SOXX, but if you want a single stock, Intel is the only company in the US that manufacturers advanced chips.

Shiz_in_my_pants

SOXX?!  We buy SOXL in this town.

WeAreBorg_101010

Was thinking of SOXX, does look bullish for next week

GymTanLaundering

giant increase of inflows into BTC ETFs, SOXX ETF, NVDL ETF, ppl crowding late into the crowded trades, i wonder what happens next

Leteee

Options tied to more than $5 trillion in stocks, exchange-traded funds and equity indexes are set to expire Friday during the quarterly triple witching — when a welter of monthly contracts are set to expire alongside index futures. Index options with a notional value of $3.2 trillion will expire at the open, with the vast majority of those contracts linked to the S&P 500. After that, $1.9 trillion in options chiefly tied to single stocks and index-tracking exchange-traded funds will expire at the close, according to data provided by Asym 500. ASYM 500 While still large relative to recent history, this quarter’s triple witching is expected to be smaller than the $5.3 trillion notional seen in December. Adding to the potential for major market swings is the fact that single-stock options volume in March is on track to surpass trading in cash equities for the first time since late 2021, according to data from Goldman Sachs. Around that time, stocks hit their previous peaks ahead of the 2022 bear market. GOLDMAN SACHS Much of the jump in options-market activity has been driven by bets on semiconductor stocks, with contracts tied to Nvidia Corp. NVDA, -3.24% once again seeing among the highest demand, Goldman analysts said. Traders continued to favor calls over puts in both semiconductor names and other popular options plays, according to data from SpotGamma. “\[Friday\] is a very large quarterly expiration, which is completely dominated by call positions,” said SpotGamma founder Brent Kochuba in a note to clients shared with MarketWatch on Thursday. Large triple-witching days tend to spur volatility in the underlying stocks and indexes leading up to expiration. “We tend to view call-heavy expirations as leading to contractions in stocks, for which there is strong evidence,” Kochuba said. In a sense, that has happened this time as well. U.S. stocks finished lower last week, and the S&P 500 SPX is up just 0.5% this week. Another session in the red could see the index book a second straight weekly loss for the first time since late October, according to FactSet. While Nvidia remains 0.5% higher this week through Thursday’s close, with the stock finishing at $879.44, it has seen some huge swings over the past few days. Meanwhile, weakness elsewhere in the semiconductor space has dragged the iShares Semiconductor Index SOXX down by 3.4% to $220.34 a share. Call options represent bullish bets that a stock, ETF or index will rise before the contract expires, while puts represent bets that the underlying security or index will fall. Notional volume measures a contract’s value based on the value of shares or units of the index that it controls. Typically, each contract is tied to 100 shares or units of the underlying asset or index.

rfuson22

I placed calls on SOXX a few days ago, that’s why it is tanking. Sorry everyone.

PBlueKan

Alright, fuck it. I’m tired of every answer always being SP500. It’s not the be all end all. Me? Semiconductors. Fact is, is regardless of whether or not NVDA is bubbled, the whole sector has everything going for it. Necessity across every facet of human society, consistently high demand, fast product turnover, and more importantly government subsidy and intense interest. You think we use oil everywhere? Just look at semiconductors and they get more integrated into everything every year. What do I put my money in? FCNTX in my IRAs to avoid taxes on cap gains and dividends and XSD or SOXX in my brokerage to take advantage of faster trades if I need them and better fees.

CappinPeanut

If that’s your savings account, then you should leave a good chunk of it in the HYSA to keep it super liquid. Doesn’t have to be crazy, maybe 10 or 20K. The rest, assuming you don’t need it for anything, I would have no reservations about investing it. If you want it all in one place, then I’d put it in VOO. However, I would personally break it up a bit. Maybe 20K VOO, 25K XLK, 10K SOXX, and 5K to have fun with, if there’s individual stocks you like or a sector you want to invest in, like Pharma or Energy.

95Daphne

Well, it was a solid attempt for most of the day by large cap ex-tech, but it looks like the strength by tech to pull things around is going to win. Wouldn't even say it's NVDA/SOXX related as much anymore. It might be TSLA even though I've said it doesn't move things as much anymore.

ConclusionEven6917

All semis look to be hitting a strong support right now, SOXX is sitting at the bottom of a heard and shoulders. Imagine tomorrow’s data will be the deciding factor if these stocks bounce back up or if they break to the bottom

mouthful_quest

I just buy TSM and SOXX. No need to worry about semiconductor company vs semiconductor company. We’re all on the same Team.

InternationalTop2410

SOXX had a stock split recently NVDL will have a stock split tomorrow Passive investors and leverage traders will help pump the stock 

dleonard1991

I think you want an ETF over the semiconductor industry like a SOXX or SMH to better suit your needs

ConclusionEven6917

Potential head and shoulders formation coming in on SOXX

sogladatwork

This play has zero to do with China, but is very solid. SOXX has been fire for me this year and I hope it can continue. The world needs semiconductors.

azsqueeze

It's an ETF and has already been on a roll but SOXX. It's a semi-conductor ETF and as both USA and China are entering an CPU/GPU arms race it should be a solid asset to put money into

Blackpixels

Just buy SMH/SOXX for NVDA, TSM, ASML, and the rest at the same time

zerof3565

I feel like I'm repeating myself again. I'm not into ETFs, especially leveraged ones. This is what I said twice and here is 1 more time. ---I feel like I'm repeating myself but If I'm targeting ETF primarily then SPY would have been my go to when the market isn't at **52w low** or undergoing a 2**0-25% haircut**. Again, for those cases, the better choice would be to target SMH or SOXX.--- Pay attention to the bold letters, there's a very good back tested strategy in those bold letters.

zerof3565

Again your trust in that post and DCA into TQQQ is entirely up to you. I see the choices and I'd rather pick the individual stocks versus piling into TQQQ. I feel like I'm repeating myself but If I'm targeting ETF primarily then SPY would have been my go to when the market isn't at **52w low** or undergoing a 2**0-25% haircut**. Again, for those cases, the better choice would be to target SMH or SOXX.

zerof3565

Your trust in that WSB post is entirely up to you. I generally like to pick individual stocks as I deem them a better alternative. You should check out some of my posts about the stocks that I picked. If I was going to go **with ETF primarily**, then I will go with SPY because the market isn't at 52w low or is currently undergoes a 20-25% haircut. For those cases, I'd pick SMH or SOXX instead of piling into TQQQ or SOXL. Simple reason is a better night sleep.

HeftyReaction4

At 18 years old you should not be dabbling with individual stocks. Buy SOXX or SMH so that you have exposure without Intel stock risk (meaning it goes down a lot and you lose your money)

humptheedumpthy

I would also say that SOXX is a bit more diversified than SMH and not as NVDA heavy. Maybe something to consider. I’m big on the semiconductor trend. We are only scratching the surface of how much compute is going to be in our lives. Literally everything around is will eventually have a chip in it. Unless there is a new technology that disrupts semi conductors, a broad bet on the sector isn’t the worst idea.  Instead of 500K, how about 200K and then the rest in S&P 500. 

generouscookie1981

Write? Why would I write them. I am long NVDA, SOXX and VOO.

abide5lo

Before you go calling Cathie a brilliant fund manager, have you looked at a long term chart of ARKK and compared it to QQQ or SOXX?

Rav_3d

You are wise for your age, considering long-term wealth building over short-term gains. If I were you, I’d stay far away from stock options. Most people take far too much risk and throw their money away. Investing in market index funds is a great way to build wealth over time. Since you are young, you can take some risk here, and invest in technology ETFs like QQQM (Nasdaq 100) or SOXX (Semiconductors) However, if I were you, I’d think about investing a little bit in individual stocks as well, as they can provide tremendous wealth building opportunities. Think about the products and services you and your friends and family use that have potential for growth, then investigate those companies. The younger the company, the better. Try to find the next big winners. AI is obviously the catalyst for this new bull market, but which companies have the potential to benefit most from it, other than the chip manufacturers and cloud providers? There’s nothing quite as rewarding as buying and holding a winning stock for many years. Good luck!

Frementle

I had invested jn some of the companies mentioned above but decided I don’t have the attention span to constantly monitor the smaller bets so I put all of that money into SOXQ (seems to track SOXX but with a lower expense ratio).

95Daphne

Yeah, NVDA has had plenty of falls of 40-50%+, and it’ll certainly happen again, I just don’t think now is the time. If I’m wrong, it’s going to take longer than a measly one day to play out. We'll either see the Nasdaq have another down day or two and then chop around with the Nasdaq Composite failing to top 16449 while the S&P sets a new record or three, or see the Nasdaq move another 8-10% lower, led by chips, and then on the next rally, NVDA and/or the SOXX will fail to top Friday’s high and set a lower high. But in the meantime, I do think NVDA is going to hit $1000. And also think it’ll see $500 again, but probably not until after 2025.

dudewhatev

SOXX puts finna print Monday

95Daphne

She needs to sit down, while I haven't had the time to pay attention, from what I can tell in her main ETF (which is ARKK), she missed AI and obesity drugs (although on this end, idk that I can really talk, because I just bought NVO, though I do plan on sitting on it). It's not that she's even necessarily wrong that chips are cyclical, it's that she's largely missed the run. Anyway, NVDA has fallen 40-50%+ plenty of times and is going to again, I just don't think now's the time. Really wish I could find the post, but from the way it seemed from what I've read, the earliest their earnings are to really slow down is sometime next year into 2026...which lines up with another bear midterm year. If I'm wrong, the price action will tell the story over the next couple months. Either with chop by the Nasdaq and it failing to make new highs with the S&P, or the SOXX not getting back to a record after a 10% drop by the Nasdaq.

AP9384629344432

It's been multiple compression for a while, is turning into multiple expansion now (see previous post), and runs the risk of earnings peaking and even falling in 1-2 years. Depends on if backlog stays backlog and orders are resilient. Customer concentration is high and a 'year of efficiency' if the software companies don't show real earnings returns is a big risk. Looking at just a 1 year forward multiple hides the cyclicality risk that may burn a lot of people riding the momentum. Better to stay diversified with SMH or SOXX or something imo. I'm not really as familiar with it but there's also competition risk from AMD (MI300s) / I guess Google and their TPUs.

95Daphne

I'd actually probably say that the thesis is that semiconductors, and effectively the Nasdaq, set their penultimate top of this run since the Nasdaq bottomed out on a closing basis late December 2022. Maybe it's right, who knows, but we're still very, very early days if right. It'd be safer to watch to see if we see the S&P and Dow start setting records with the Nasdaq lagging behind, or to see if the SOXX can't get back to the high from this morning on the next rally.

generouscookie1981

I believe beats and raises are still coming. But you can still get exposure by SOXX, QQQ, or even no shame in VOO which will still capture AI upside but be extremely diversified.

FNFactChecker

>It's just really hard to close my SOXL positions when it hasn't even reached the all-time-high it was at in 2021 (can you believe that?) You just explained why leverage is not a good buy-and-hold strategy. SOXX is \~30% above the high set in 2021

rt9o

They won't offload their shares until ARM gets added to SOXX, SMH, NDX, SPX. That might not happen til end of year or early next year. There's still a lot of juice in this AI hype bubble

superhappykid

Lol this is real life hot potato bro. I have a decent amount of NVDA shares but there's no way I can buy more at this price point. I'm doing what you are doing, i'm putting money into SOXX semiconductor etf to ride it some more. If it crashes at least you don't get butt fked on the extra cash you put in.

Akuno_Gaijin

27/8 - dont really remember because I try not to look at them day to day. 401k and investments Zero dollars BUT I dont pay rent by living at home Maxed 401k and Roth IRA contributions, dumped extra into investment account. Mostly sector stocks like VOO and SOXX and big chips like AAPL, AMZN, and LLY.

paone00022

I've been spamming SOXX and SMH since he COVID days when electronic stocks looked a bit iffy. Those two singlehandedly are more than making up for the mess that is DKNY and TDOC.

Horror-Career-335

Keep buying VOO and SOXX every week man

Rav_3d

Congratulations! Nobody can fault anyone taking profits after a 220% gain, especially in a frothy market. The tough part will be avoiding FOMO if SOXX keeps rising. You are right, it cannot sustain this pace. A pause or pullback is inevitable. I thought it might have started this week, but the bulls are not going down without a fight. Regardless of the short-term action, I believe the easy money has already been made on this rally. At best, it will likely be a stock picker's market soon. If the float-up continues much longer, the odds increase for a larger correction. Somewhere around 7% would be perfectly normal and expected. Even a 10% correction would take us back only 10 trading sessions. When that happens is anyone's guess, but it will. If it were me I'd be patient with that cash and wait for it.

kriddon

I see I wasn't the only one surprised. I was so confused Nvidia is at all time highs but I'm down 50% in SOXX?????? I see it'll be rectified pretty soon.

nokori_ushinau

what happened to SOXX today?

Superv0n

Nevermind! 3-1 stock split fuck [https://infomemo.theocc.com/infomemos?number=53942#:\~:text=iShares%20Semiconductor%20ETF%20(SOXX)%20has,Date%20is%20March%206%2C%202024](https://infomemo.theocc.com/infomemos?number=53942#:~:text=iShares%20Semiconductor%20ETF%20(SOXX)%20has,Date%20is%20March%206%2C%202024).

Beav710

Fidelity app is so ass like 70% of the time lol won't show me my return on SOXX just says N/A

Superv0n

Ok I know I'm regarded but what happened to SOXX ETF? yesterday it was high 600s and now on trading view it's under 250...WTF

Invest0rnoob1

You can buy puts on the indexs SOXX SMH

PsychoCitizenX

Buy some growth stocks. Maybe a etf like QQQM or SOXX

PFC321

SOXX split. Getting in for long term

StevieG63

Take a look at SOXX. It gives you exposure to everything you need and is on fire right now.

memelordzarif

Add in TSM ( Taiwan Semiconductor ). This along with NVDA and some leveraged semiconductor ETFs like SOXL, SOXX, SMH and USD is carrying portfolio singlehandedly.

quuxquxbazbarfoo

No AMD position except whatever weight of it is in SOXX, SOXL, and SMH ETFs that I have. I haven't had the greatest experience with AMD products (was a long time ago, they could be excellent now idk) and I don't like to invest in companies when I don't like their products. I don't see myself investing directly in AMD any time soon, but one of the reasons I went into those ETFs is to capture AMD potential gains. That being said I've been watching AMD since around 2014, so, yeah lol... Missed out on a 40x-100x bagger.

generouscookie1981

Still kinda bummed I didn't get exposure through SOXX. That said, absent some big black swan negative catalyst, risk-on appetite is a good sign for slow and steady inflows this year into equities and other semis.

electricsheep2013

SOXX

BuyAndHold209

Over the last two years you didn’t hear about NVIDIA? Or maybe you did but had to recover from substantial losses. I have 50% of my portfolio in ETFs like VOO, QQQ, SOXX, and BUG. The other are solid single stock companies from different sectors like Costco, Eli Lilly, Nvidia, BRK B, Amazon, and MLM. I’m baffled at this situation. Were you messing with options? Warren Buffett said if you put $200 a month in VOO for 30 years and it grows at 12% every year (average) you would have $400,000 off of that investment. I know past results do not determine future gains but ETFs sound like the solid choice for you. Large Cap, mid cap, and different sectors.

AgoraphobicPig

People saying bitcoin are of the "buy high sell low" inclination. The time to buy bitcoin was when it wasn't tickling the balls of its all-time high. There also is a non-zero possibility of the whole thing being unwound at some point in the future when quantum computers get powerful enough. The sensible answer is to DCA into a broad market index fund like VTI. A little more aggressive would be growth ETFs like SCHG. If you want even more risk/reward then you can try to ride the AI wave with semiconductor companies (like NVDA) or ETFs (SOXX/SOXQ/SMH). But again, you'd be buying at all-time highs - time will tell whether the AI meme is a bubble or not.

rfuson22

Every heard of $SOXX?

DontTaxMeJoe

No, SOXS, the inverse triple leveraged version of SOXX 🤡

Front_Expression_892

So basically puts on SOXX?