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Tomorrow’s play TQQQ 400 60 puts (4/11) and TSLA 280 puts (4/11)
TQQQ 2/2 59c position already making moves before tomorrow’s announcements
Leveraged ETF’s am i just not understanding something?
Sold $1,900,000 of TQQQ at open of Jan 2024
1256 - Reporting unrealized losses for Covered Calls that remain open?
Anyone in the know about Mission Square retirement(MSQ)?
$1k->$1Million in a Year. Month 1, Week 1
If I'm bullish on the future what's the point in holding VOO? Shouldn't I just get TQQQ and hold long term?
30 year old. What's got the greatest possible potential for returns? TQQQ?
What should I understand about futures contract expiration dates when using futures for long-term leverage?
Honestly, all fun and games asides.. anyone else staying calm and holding their TQQQ/QQQ Options?
TQQQ is more suitable for shorter term active trading as it seeks 3x the returns for QQQ.
Is There Something Wrong with Yahoo! Finance?
TQQQ 10 year return is 1,822%. 10 Year NASDAQ is 258%. I though holding levered funds long term was bad????
How over past 10 yrs has TQQQ returned 20X vs QQQ of 5X ?
How does 3x ETF like SOXL and TQQQ work? What are the hidden costs behind the so-called 3x leverage?
what's the point of tlt if it's just as volatile as stocks
Most people would be fine trading just tqqq and sqqq
A Real World Experiment with ChatGPT-generated portfolios – An Update
A Real World Experiment with ChatGPT-generated portfolios – An Update
i got BLUE BALLS because the market isn't crashing
$EPAZ Drone Subsidiary ZenaDrone Secures Funding
Why is TQQQ / UPRO not considered a good long term investment?
If the market always goes up, why not only buy TQQQ and leveraged market funds instead of SPY
Criticize my buying puts till assignment then selling covered calls strategy?
TQQQ 200k all-in. Hello darkness, my old friend
REgards! Below but Average joe here. This is the first time I am asking advice on what to do with my money here. My CC's just gave me loans.
Can a person invest in SQQQ and TQQQ, using trailing stop losses, to come out ahead in the market?
Anyone here successfully "timed the market" in last 10+ years by trusting Fed? I'd appreciate thoughts of successful investors/traders
Does option pricing reflect the drag and volatility leveraged ETFs?
Question about short covering and selling puts
Ameritrade is claiming I missed a $70k run up last week
Is it possible for a broker to not be able to cover short mark?
Do I qualify to be featured in a WallStreetBets-type YouTube video? 😂😂😂
Do I qualify to be featured in a WallStreetBets-type YouTube video? 😂😂😂
Does using a CSP for entry into a stock really make sense?
Are these break-even prices good enough to hold until expiration?
Roast or toast my options strategy, a collar with a leveraged twist
It ain't much but it's honest work...
What I do seems pretty basic and simple… what should I work on or studying, to gain a better edge?
Some good ol' ETF investing. +$400K on TQQQ
Partially Filled lots on same order counted as different tax lots - Robinhood
Mentions
I'm only down %50 on my TQQQ calls At least they expire tomorrow right lmao
My experience with the wheel is that it's a statistical equation which can go against you at some point and negate the gains of several weeks/months in one instant. Here's an approach that has worked for me. You can wheel it or you can half wheel it. Check out an index and their Inverse. I.e. TQQQ and SQQQ. Both move in opposite directions. Design a system around BOTH that takes away the guessing game. It works for me. I don't need filters, charts, signals, ... Only sell Calls and Puts or sometimes buy shares directly and sell Covered Calls to exit. It takes time to figure out how to make it work consistently. But once you have your system, you are set. Some people might say that it's Not really the Wheel...but it doesn't matter.
Give me about 10 more days of -1% or more on QQQ. I then exit my SQQQ positions on a nice profit and enter more into TQQQ. That is all. Thank you.
Obviously. I do actually have TQQQ, but I'm down so much (thousands) it doesn't even matter. I lose both directions, as is tradition
but you bright TQQQ at the same time and set a stop on both right? right?
At my basis point to load up on TQQQ again. Thanks, bols.
Hey man. first off, you're still here. you're posting about it instead of hiding from it. that matters more than you probably realize right now. i'm not gonna sugarcoat what happened but i do want to give you some honest perspective because the emotional spiral after a loss like this is where the real damage gets done, not the loss itself. what caught most silver longs off guard wasn't just the move. it was the speed. silver dropped 40% in three days and if you were in AGQ or leveraged options, the math was absolutely brutal. that daily reset compounding on a 2x leveraged ETF during a multi-day crash means you weren't just taking 2x the loss. you were taking 2x the loss on an already diminished base, every single day. that's not something most people understand until they live through it. now you understand it at a cellular level. that education cost you dearly but it is yours forever. here's the thing nobody tells you after a big loss. the instinct is going to be one of two things, either revenge trade to make it back fast, or quit entirely. both are wrong. the revenge trade is how you lose the last third. and quitting means the tuition you just paid was for nothing. what actually works is sitting out for a bit. seriously. a few weeks minimum. let the cortisol come down. your brain is not making good risk decisions right now and that's not a judgment on you, that's just neurochemistry. every single trader who has done this long enough has a story like yours. every one. the ones who survived are the ones who paused, studied what happened, and came back with rules. some things to think about when you're ready: position sizing is everything. if one trade can take 2/3 of your account, the position was too big. full stop. doesn't matter how good the thesis was. even if silver went to $200 tomorrow you'd still need to fix this because the next "sure thing" will come along and the same sizing will eventually blow you up again. leveraged ETFs are not hold-and-hope instruments. AGQ, UVXY, TQQQ, these are tactical tools for days, maybe a week or two max. holding them through volatility events is how the math destroys you even when the underlying eventually recovers. silver is already bouncing. AGQ holders who got wiped don't get that recovery. the macro thesis on silver might still be completely right. industrial demand, EV adoption, supply deficits — none of that changed because of one crash. but being right on the thesis and wrong on the vehicle or the sizing is the most expensive lesson in trading. you were probably right. you just expressed it in a way that couldn't survive the drawdown. your life savings can be rebuilt. i know it doesn't feel that way right now but you clearly have the analytical mind for markets. you identified a real trend. you just need to learn to structure trades that let you be wrong without being wiped out. that's what risk management is. it's not about avoiding losses. it's about making sure losses are survivable. take your time. come back smaller. come back with rules. the market isn't going anywhere. nine lives, friend. you've still got plenty left. 🥁
I see the problem, you should be trading TQQQ calls
Probably dumb but gonna go all in on TQQQ tmrw
I have developed a very unique trading strategy around Bull Bear ETFs such as TQQQ and SQQQ, TNA and TZA, SOXL and SOXS. That's all I trade. My strategy is purely mathematical. I buy Bull and Bear then I write covered calls against both, then I manage the premiums over time in specific intervals with predetermined exit Goals. I rinse and repeat. It allows me to trade weekly expirations, I don't need Charts and I don't care about earnings. Every week I win on either side I write my options Deep In The Money to capture as much premium as possible on pullbacks.
Sold out TQQQ around 50.4 (cost 49.4, 49.5) and took profit, then shorted QQQ at 610.2 and 610 🤣
TQQQ, up it goes; as expected. Market-Makers at work.
Patiently holding TQQQ for the state-of-union address.
Added more TQQQ around 49.4, such a no-brainer.
Bought some TQQQ at 49.5; target QQQ 612.
Sold out TQQQ at 48.95 (cost 47.8, 47.9, 48) and took profit, shorted QQQ again at 604 and 604.1 🤣🤣🤣
Continue to add TQQQ around 47.8, well I didn't miss anything did I.
Bought more TQQQ at 47.9, let's pump.
Dump at the open? holy shte. Bought TQQQ around 48, let's long. 😡
u ate the whole -6% drawdown in TQQQ and just now you're flipping short?...
Sold out TQQQ around 48.9 (cost 47.8, 47.9, 48) 💰 and shorted QQQ around 604.3 🐻 Technicals showing lower low is ahead, 597 first target.
I’m conflicted. This is gay but I love TQQQ
Wife: “What stock you invest in?” “TQQQ” Wife: “Why?” “Because it reminds me of you” Wife: “How?” “Because it’s triple cute cute cute” 👌
Wife: “What stock you invest in?” “TQQQ” Wife: “Why?” “Because it reminds me of you” Wife: “How?” “Because it’s triple cute cute cute” 👌
TQQQ rn is the move
On the bright side I don't think anyone owns TQQQ calls at this point.
I DCAed into my TQQQ position until it went from -75% at some point to +150%. And we all know past performance is indicative of future performance.
Added more TQQQ at 47.8, thanks!
Bought more TQQQ at 47.9, what a deal.
Bought some TQQQ around 48, let's pump.
I'd rather cut my loses and wheel TQQQ and avoid single stock risk.... but I don't wheel anymore, I have more consistent strategies now.
Seriously, I’m thinking about selling all my stocks and going all in on TQQQ when the VIX is above 50. What do you think? This flat-ass market isn’t making any money anyway.
Wrote a TQQQ 44 Put MAR 20, 2026 @ 2.10 before close. Didnt really want to buy anything today because risk looks equally likely both sides.
Will TQQQ ever reach 58 again?
I can't recall such a pennant pattern for this long. Sold SOXS to cut losses. All in TQQQ now.
26M 50% commercial RE 20% residential RE 20% TQQQ 10% gold, bonds, managed futures, Bitcoin
If a TQQQ falls 33.3% in the forest, does it make a sound?
Ouch, my TQQQ long stopped out at 49; what a fucking day, can't buy and hold anything 😡😡😡
Bought more TQQQ at 49.15; what the fuck.
Just set a stop loss at 49 for my TQQQ long; market looks rugggy.
Added more TQQQ around 49.5, what a deal.
Bought more TQQQ at 49.75; target QQQ 614. Got the direction wrong, now the target from my trader friend.
Bought some TQQQ at 49.9, target 55.
https://preview.redd.it/squx9z16r7kg1.png?width=1151&format=png&auto=webp&s=8bf89e29eda95d5303513b27f21c5ee9fd9e6fc7 codex is good enough <\^\_\^> I have a trade bot that scalps the shit out of TQQQ
I’m not in TQQQ, but have held SSO as a 40% or greater position in my IRA since Jan 19, 2022. Many of us holding LETFs use rebalancing strategies to store gains and buy low. I’m unbothered by red.
Sold out TQQQ at 47.3 (cost 46.5, 46.8) and took profit, 💰
Bought more TQQQ at 46.5, not a problem.
Bought TQQQ at 46.8, what a dive.
TQQQ crossed the 200 dma. Lot of portfolios exit on that.
BOTH - SVIX and TQQQ are easy to borrow on ETrade. wild. love harvesting rebalancing decay on these etfs
SQQQ is a general negative expected return, the TQQQ strategy I use simply calls for deleveraging when QQQ goes under its 200SMA into QQQ and more bonds and gold
Personally I just leverage up and diversify. TQQQ, gold, bonds, managed futures, Bitcoin, and I personally hold residential and commercial real estate. 6 asset classes plus leverage in some portions.
How the fuck should we know. Seriously - if we knew, we wouldn't be on reddit discussing this. You balls deep in OTM TQQQ options or something?
im full port TQQQ,NVDA,and GOOG
Last week I added AAPL, NDVA, and TQQQ heavily. I guess next week I find out if I'm a genius or a regard.
All that for only $585 premium? You can buy a 35 contracts TQQQ and make $3150 premium.
Right after I bought TQQQ calls.
The way TQQQ rebounded everytime same as nvidia made me rethink my life while being short
Full port March TQQQ and SPY puts, no brainer.
The daily reset and volatility drag is included in the adjusted close price, right? So, if you did buy at those prices, you'd have 227x gains today, even with the reset, etc. I can see that over longer terms it loses the 3x gain, but still some amazing results. Yeah, my holding goal is forever. Buy, borrow, die. But, TQQQ is not something you can / should borrow against. Probably still keep my base in VTI / VXUS, but I'm thinking about adding some leverage.
Adjusted close is real in the sense it accounts for splits/dividends, but it doesn’t negate the daily reset math. TQQQ targets 3x the daily return of the Nasdaq 100. Over many days, compounding makes the long run result path dependent, not simply 3x the index over the whole period. In strong, trending bull markets, that compounding can look spectacular in hindsight (your 2010–today window is a great example). In high volatility or long sideways/down periods, volatility drag can materially erode returns, and deep drawdowns can require very large subsequent gains to recover. What’s your holding goal? foreva?
When you add the returns to today, it's up massively. Agreed you don't want everything in TQQQ, but say you put 25% of your portfolio in there and held for 40 years....
Fuck it, sold my TQQQ up 60%, too many bs games already.
I don't quite get the discussion of daily resets on TQQQ. Does the adjusted close price not actually reflect the real earnings? If you look back in the historical data, when it started in 2010 it was at 0.22 per share. Today it is around $50. That's a 227x gain. VTI adjusted close on the same date in 2010 was 42.41. Today 336.30. 7.93x gain. So, as long as you buy and hold for the long run through the epic downturns, wouldn't you get those returns? I started an experiment to test. I bought one share of TQQQ at $48 to hold. We'll see if it holds up its value. TQQQ: [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TQQQ/history/?frequency=1mo&period1=1265898600&period2=1770994814](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TQQQ/history/?frequency=1mo&period1=1265898600&period2=1770994814) VTI: [https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/quote/VTI/history/?frequency=1mo&period1=992611800&period2=1770994945](https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/quote/VTI/history/?frequency=1mo&period1=992611800&period2=1770994945)
Do I sell my TQQQ now... Hmmm
VOO, SPMO, IWY, GDE, but safe is a relative term. If you have a 20 year time horizon, I personally would take market risk and not worry about drawdowns. In fact, if you get a substantial drawdown, there is a way that I have successfully used. You sell a small percent of these funds and buy some leveraged etfs of something similar like SSO/QLD (2x leveraged etfs) and an even smaller piece of UPRO and TQQQ (3x leveraged etfs) until you portfolio gets back on its feet. Then unwind the leverage and put the money back into the original etfs Works like a charm and gets your portfolio back on track in a far shorter timeframe than simply holding
This dumb shit is so psychological its crazy. I'm leveraged, in TQQQ, SPXL, and call options. Somehow managed to match the indices today. Good day right? Didnt lose my ass on leverage? WRONG. Im fucking SALTY that I sold my 0dte put too early. Coulda made 5k on that nonsense. At this point im ready to setup an autobuy for 500$ per day into QQQ and never open my app again lol im so salty. Bong is calling my name.
Much respect to you, Im helpful but typically selective even with those I do TA with. But Reddit has made me a little more open as long as I avoid any ignorant feedback or comments. Greatly appreciated. Have you ever traded $TQQQ?
Guys I full ported TQQQ today. Did I fuck up?
QQQ for spice is like saying please add some black pepper, I like it hot. Man up and do something stupid like TQQQ or GDE.
Speedrunning how to lose money. Basically making my own triple leveraged strategy. It's the same way that TQQQ works - but I isolated it to a single stock (MSFT) and added in CC's cause why the fuck not.
Yea needed protection after buying puts at open on SPY and TQQQ not realizing they would end up way more in the green than I was anticipating
There are triple leveraged ETF's that do the same thing - but they charge a 1% management fee. No fee if I just manage it myself. It's like TQQQ - but instead of operating on QQQ it's just MSFT.
Well, I bought the dip, and, and in TQQQ but my port is only down half the days performance so, not bad . So mad with myself though. Had a put this morning on spx at 150$, shits worth 5500 now. Sold for 250$ lel
My TQQQ long was stopped out at 50; what the fuck happened?
Bought TQQQ at 50.2, bottom is IN.
I've been accumulating TQQQ all week. Is it ever gonna rip?
TQQQ jumping off a bridge rn
Jesus Christ, TQQQ. When is it gonna fly already
Cut TQQQ at 51.6 (cost 51.9); down it goes.
Bought back TQQQ at 51.9, one more pump.
Sold out TQQQ at 52.25 (cost 51.75) and took profit, 😆
Bought some TQQQ at 51.75, let's ride the wave.
I have no positions on QQQ. I would love to snag some TQQQ "on sale" though. If that makes me a rainbow warrior bear, so be it.
All my TQQQ long were stopped out at 51, damn
I have VRT in stock that I bought during the April crash and TQQQ baby!
Sold TQQQ and bought SQQQ instead of puts for that reason.
Just added more TQQQ around 51.8, what a deal.
Sold some TQQQ around 52.4 (cost 51.3), whopping 2.1% gain within an hour😄
Continue to add TQQQ at 51.3, what a deal.
TQQQ up 9% since I bought the dip. I bought stock. If I had bought calls it probably would’ve been down another 12%
Nasdaq is aiming for new high within this month, that;s the plan of Wall Street Market-Makers. Your Money Your Decision; I am long TQQQ.
Bought more TQQQ at 51.5, short squeej day.