TQQQ

StandardAd239

I'm assuming your entire portfolio is in TQQQ and QLD. You're killing it dude, good job.

Temporary_Ad_5947

Are you not all in on TQQQ?

Waygzh

Bro I've got $500k in UPRO and TQQQ lol

alwayslucky7

A mix of TQQQ, SOXL, USD, UPRO, UDOW (10-20) And the rest in SPY, VOO, QQQ, QQQM, and maybe throw some into the leveraged google etf GOOX - i believe its called

Glock7enteen

My port essentially has TQQQ returns on the upside, but SPY returns on the downside. Been doing this for 5 years in a row before you try and say it’s a lucky bull market lmao, should be a billionaire if I can do this another 20 or so years lol. https://preview.redd.it/9ftaq20bo91g1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f48a852e320f63e55292fa84cf0edef5bc91b18

LiveInLayers

TQQQ 0DTEs printed and sold. Thanks bears. 

LiveInLayers

Green by close. Loaded up on TQQQ 0DTE calls. 

Ok-Amoeba4472

I'm officially a long term investor of RKLB, MSTR, TQQQ, SHOP, AMC. I would buy more if i hadn't bought these with all my money yesterday and the 5dte spy calls.

Still_Ad8888

Do I full port SQQQ or TQQQ?

No_Moose_7441

If there's one thing I've learnt from COVID crash, 2022, tariff crash.. just full fucking port into your preferred 3x ETF and then do something else with your life. I'll be gradually selling SPY and buying into TQQQ.

olearygreen

Call me when TQQQ is at 20. This isn’t a crash yet, valuations should be below April 2025 as things are worse now and only getting worse. April should have been the correction of the market, not start of this insane unfounded rally. It was too expensive to hedge my portfolio last week. That should’ve been a sign to sell it all, but it’s hard to do that when you’re attached to your portfolio (and it triggers insane taxable events). The main issue is that I don’t see anything on sale yet. So what *are* we buying?

asddfghbnnm

It's cool that SPY is down 3%, but QQQ is down 4.3% and I am not in QQQ but in TQQQ which is down 13.2%. I mean, yeah it was down 80% at one point and it recovered from that but now that it is back up 13.2% is a big number of dollars.

TehHamburgler

I bought TQQQ 2 days ago. I'm excellent at finding the peak. 

TickTockTaudit

Added calls at noon in case of U shaped day. Added more at 4:10. QQQ/NVDA/GOOGL. All late December. More dry powder for tomorrow to add and pick up TQQQ if we establish some positive momentum. Building Santa rally position on red days, as per the plan.

halfpuggish

Firstly I'm not bullish on the market right now at all. Your asking the wrong person. I'm currently long on inverse leveraged stocks like SQQQ, FAZ, and such. If you do calls on TQQQ or QQQ. Just give yourself breathing room. I've seen so many people post enormous losses because their calls expire days after they bought them on TQQQ or QQQ, just friendly advice!

Complex-Locksmith510

Should I buy calls or TQQQ on qqq

Complex-Locksmith510

You gave me the best advice so I will ask you a question should I buy calls or TQQQ

JanetYellenNudes

🌽 == TQQQ on paint chips change my mind

teamyg

Market close is a bool-trap. I sold out TQQQ around 105.4 (cost 103.8, 104) and took the money off table.

dimethylhyperspace

I agree. We're still in an uptrend all the way to the 200. But that would be a nasty drop. The problem is half of my account is SOXL and TQQQ lmao

teamyg

Bought some TQQQ at 103.8 and 104; rebound is imminent.

nemik_

The urge to yolo into TQQQ.... But the moment I do that, Jensen is going to get Luigi'd :/

weathermaynecc

Guess who bought $TQQQ yesterday!

dimethylhyperspace

Crazy. Are you leveraged? I'm holding way too much SOXL and TQQQ. Idk what to do. I don't want to sell a bottom, but these charts look nasty

baconography

Up around 7.2k on 1dte puts of various flavors (SPX, XSP, QQQ, TQQQ). This isn't quite covering the 28k drop in my January calls, however.

Pro-Weiner-Toucher

Yeah, when everybody was freaking out about the tariff tantrum I was loving it because my portfolio has accumulated a lot of cash on the sidelines and I was looking for opportunities to put it to work. I went balls deep in TQQQ like a day before it bottomed. I got pretty lucky with the timing and am still holding. The trade is up 170% in 6 months. Probably should transfer a lot of it over to the QQQ's to help reduce my exposure to an end of the year sell-off and beta slippage not that I'm thinking about it.

ChimpingOut77

TQQQ cause I’m a psychopath

TickTockTaudit

It’s November 13, the government is reopen. Liquidity is coming back into equities, Trump met with Wall Street leaders last night, QE starts Dec 1, rate cut targeted December. If you are bullish and committed to a year end rally thesis, today (or yesterday) is the day to load up. We’ve been hitting daily lows around lunch, who knows how long that will keep up. QQQ/GOOGL/NVDA calls January, TQQQ shares target 130

Jackpb100

Yes I do, but NOT 0dte, I usually buy QQQ & TQQQ options when Macro & Market fundamentals are good & likely to grow (I.e now) and buy when the market dips a couple points, it’s the best trading/investing strategy I’ve ever heard of or used

AlgoTradingQuant

All regrets here. I had the largest private Wealth company management my assets AUM and fired them years later (went through bear and bull market) and my self managed portfolio QQQM and VOO more than doubled their returns. Buy VOO, set it, and forget it. Wanna spice it up a little, through in some QQQM. Wanna spice it u- big time, but TQQQ when QQQ is 25+% down from its prior ATH 😜

strictlypennies

If you have no clue what your doing and want leverage buy TQQQ and hold with no risk of liquidation and a dividend.

GneissFrog

imagine not buying TQQQ two hours ago

Felix_Aterni

How regarded would it be to buy both SQQQ and TQQQ at this point. Can the market stop v-ing this week

LiveInLayers

We are going to see the file! TQQQ Puts 

LiveInLayers

TQQQ weekly put secured because daddy likes to burn money. Also Epstein back in the news is bearish. 

Ok-Charge1983

Thanks, you saved me. SPX puts are too expensive though, all I could afford are 2 $TQQQ 90 Nov 28 puts

Emergency_Ad_9324

TQQQ $90 puts exp 11/14 gets me on shortbus or 20% drop is in the cards...

Complex-Locksmith510

I sold sqqq shares and bought TQQQ hedge

WetLumpyDough

SQQQ and TQQQ are both ETFs dumbass

circadiggmigration

Okay, well that's good. At least now you're positions aren't in direct contrast with each other. Before, the nasdaq 100 would have had to go both up and down at the same time for you to make money. Your positions were diametrically opposed. So now with TQQQ **shares** and SQQQ **calls** (if that's what you're saying) if the nasdaq 100 does well tomorrow you will too. Certainly better than what you had before.

pistachiopias

Yeah, I can't predict the future. We had a pretty red week last week. Now with rumblings of the government reopening, once that happens, billions of dollars will flow into the market, in theory. Why don't people buy TQQQ calls? Because TQQQ is already a 3x leveraged asset. For every 1 percent QQQ moves, it moves 3. Now imagine it going the opposite direction of your positions. Options are even more leverage, so now the 3x move gets amplified by whatever leverage your option contract has. There are plenty of people who buy normal QQQ calls instead of TQQQ. Regular gambling instead of giga gambling. I can't spoon-feed everything to you, my guy. The internet has so much free information about options. Go to investopedia and read about them. Look up the Greeks, and what they mean in options. Then look up volatility decay on levered ETFs.

circadiggmigration

My mistake buy calls on qqq or buy shares in TQQQ. I didn't read your trade correctly and had to re-edit the comment. When you buy leveraged etfs, that's exactly what they're doing. So why go through the middle man and not just buy them yourself? Yes, you would have had less upside but you would have had more money for more contracts and / or a longer expiry to blunt the risk profile.

Complex-Locksmith510

Thank what’s the difference if I bought puts on TQQQ and my dumb ass buying calls on sqqq

circadiggmigration

You put a high amount of leverage to make a trade that you could have made with less leverage. Leverage brings fees (you're paying for the privilege to gain big) and risk. You could get margin called You could get iv crushed The nasdaq 100 could clip down but because the etf is so volative it will be further removed from the price action. You bought calls on an inverse etf. So to hit your breakeven, you need the nasdaq to go down so the etf will go up. You could have accomplished that same trade by purchasing puts on TQQQ

Complex-Locksmith510

So your saying the market might open red and then go green also I am being serious if every one thinks the market will rally why don’t they do the opposite of me and buy TQQQ calls ?

TickTockTaudit

TQQQ shares. Sell at 130

Complex-Locksmith510

You seem to be smartest one here for helping me question if it goes up do I sell the shares and buy TQQQ with more margin like 100 k of TQQQ since I can’t buy or sell options now

Complex-Locksmith510

YOU PEOPLE SCARED THE SHIT OUT OF ME Thinking of selling the shares and some stock and buying TQQQ as a hedge what you guys think please give me real advice !!!!! Pls

Complex-Locksmith510

My hands are in my pants you people scared me wow wow I might sell some off my stocks and buy TQQQ as a hedge should I ?

TickTockTaudit

QQQ/NVDA/GOOGL calls. TQQQ shares. Gobble gobble rally, Santa rally, retire rally.

dimethylhyperspace

TQQQ now 30% of my port. Banking on an end of the year rally. We break below the 50sma, I'll exit

Complex-Locksmith510

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 do I just buy TQQQ? With the rest of Margain and sell the SQQQ shares or what ?!

mrtrentsd

- VTI, IOO, and SPMO all heavily feature U.S. large-cap tech stocks like Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia. This creates redundancy and reduces diversification. - VDHG includes VGS (global stocks) and VAS (Australian stocks), which partially overlap with IOO and CSL, but also adds bonds—helping balance risk. - HACK and CSL provide non-overlapping exposure to cybersecurity and Australian healthcare, respectively. - DFND may overlap with VTI in defensive U.S. sectors like consumer staples and utilities. Think about: - Reduce VTI or IOO weight to avoid overexposure to U.S. large caps. - Consider adding emerging markets (e.g., VGE) or small-cap international ETFs for broader global exposure. - If you want to keep VDHG, you might not need VTI and IOO at such high weights—VDHG already includes global and domestic equities. I personally only have BRK-B (Baby Berkshire Hathaway) & SCHG. And daytrade TQQQ mostly. 

ILove2LoseMoney

Made money on TQQQ today and now I’ll see if I’m gonna make money on SQQQ. Probably not

Armin_bikes

You should have just gone all out with TQQQ

SampleIndependent919

TQQQ call

TickTockTaudit

QQQ/NVDA/GOOGL calls. TQQQ shares. Gobble gobble rally. Santa rally. Retire in 2026 rally.

Rumble_95

Full port TQQQ Which is inversing myself from last week [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1oqap00/comment/nnhj3vj/?context=3&utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1&utm\_content=share\_button](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1oqap00/comment/nnhj3vj/?context=3&utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button)

crispymint

All in on TQQQ

pseudo_rockstar

Imagine being able to sell shiny rock for almost 4050$ and not do it. Those people could have capital for tomorrows TQQQ superpump

BlueStickyU

I have made a LOT of mistakes investing the past 20 years. It’s been a long, long bull market so who knows going forward, but my best investment was money in VOO that I didn’t touch one single time. Just kept adding. TQQQ has been a good bet for a very small amount of my portfolio, but I just sold a good portion of that. At your age just get dollars into your retirement account in low cost index funds for 90%. I didn’t start saving until I was 35 and have enough and then some at 53. Your biggest opportunities will probably come from career advancement (making more $) and living frugally, which is hard but I did it for my 20’s, 30’s and 40’s.

YummyGoo

So if QQQ moves up 1% then TQQQ moves up 3%? I’m new to this and not sure where the leveraging stuff means.

fakehalo

TQQQ only makes sense if you're selling options against it, as there is some slippage.

Ok_Captain4824

Investing in TQQQ would have been higher than the standard S&P 500, but that doesn't mean it's the right investment vehicle for everyone.

MyBagsAreMadeInChina

Yes. It is possible. But, most people are not that patient. Especially if you read too much about bullcrap on reddit. Make an entrypoint for TQQQ. Leveraged index is a good tool. Read the industry sentiment. During AI and semiconductor bullish market, SOXL got me 3digit profits in a year. International Market along with the semiconductor bullish market, KORU got boomed. Also three digit profits in a year. Now, everyone knows it is overvalued and tariff uncertainty, I pulled out 70%. Sometimes parking money and being patient waiting for the low entry point is better than just stressing out over investing nonsense or bear market inverse ETFs. Another tactic is, you put each 1,000 into different stocks and just see which will take the bite 10years later. But, it is not guaranteed work. It is important to not being greedy and making consistent profits. Do not expect 1,000 turn into 100k one day. 1,000 is too small to make a serious money. When you have 100k, then you can diversify portfolio and start to see some okay money coming in. Until then, work hard and wage is the best stable money making method.

Mean_Bumblebee1945

You guys think QQQ will hit ath again, or is the party over? I bought TQQQ too high near ath

Mike8456

>I see posts like the one where someone traded into a credit spread with a 10 dollar strike difference. On a 1000 dollar account. Semi beginner here: What is the issue with that? Does it depend on the share price? Is the possible issue that one leg can be bought/sold and the other one (especially the short position) can put you in big debt? Or is the issue that there might be no fitting buyer and you might get assigned weirdly or something? Like this bull put (credit) spread for example: [https://optionstrat.com/build/bull-put-spread/TQQQ/.TQQQ260320P100,-.TQQQ260320P110](https://optionstrat.com/build/bull-put-spread/TQQQ/.TQQQ260320P100,-.TQQQ260320P110) So you get 437$ ("Net Credit") if you buy one. Is says you can only loose up to 562$ but does that imply they are exercised together? Are they like not automatically bound to each other? I read something about levels here and having some kind of account limit preventing you from messing up big sure seems nice and such a spread should limit losses (and profits) nicely, right? In this case you really want to keep 562 - 437 = 125 $ as cash in case the worst case happens or is that not the actual worst case? I'm new to options and don't trade actual options but similar derivatives partially based on them. I'm thinking of getting into real options but it's difficult here.

stories_from_tejas

Go all in on TQQQ

tennismenace3

Same. TQQQ is going to go up so much as the AI revolution begins to take hold.

bryce_w

I'm doing the same thing - TQQQ all the way.

CuriousGeorge718

I choose to believe this one if it will help my TQQQ

WesternReasonable167

SPXL and TQQQ are not for faint of heart. I’ve been buying both for years. So far this year my account halved in value (April), it’s tripled since the April lows.

thats-tough-lmao

TQQQ puts????

PassionCompassion

You're going to have a hard time quitting unless you strictly make ways to never touch options. You will have those urges to 'get rich quick' again, especially after seeing you lost more than $70k. The wisest shit to do right now is just throw your remaining money into investing in SPY or UPRO (2x leverage of SPY for more profiting, but if you can handle holding through market crashes). Or TQQQ (3x leverage of QQQ, but again, you must be willing to hold through market crashes and not panic sell). Keep working and funneling money into investing in those ETFs I've mentioned. You can do small-cap stocks as well, but you have to really make sure those will be valuable in the future. Eventually, you will get back your $70k. You're 25 so you have a long life ahead. There are those who are like 40-50 years old, yet gambled away their money. There are those who are 60-70 years old, yet still working. There are those who are 80 years old, yet heavily relies on different kinds of funding to get by each day.

TestingLifeThrow1z

Straight TQQQ

Whole-Scene-689

TQQQ calls

SavageDuckling

Can’t make money on TQQQ or sqqq LMAO

tony00324

Your post made me think if I should invest in SPXL (or TQQQ maybe). Would you still invest 70k in today's world or would you wait for the bubble to pop before going in?

SavageDuckling

Just sold all my TQQQ after holding for 4 days and put it into SQQQ the second the market flipped. We’re officially at the bottom lads

AlliGalaxy

I’m buying TQQQ and Apple and that’s it. Sitting on my hands and waiting for everything else to figure out what it wants to do next week. I have caught enough falling knives 😭 my $PLTZ has done well though!

jsgdjksfhkjdshf

ah, this shows up in backtests (also TQQQ, SOXL etc), but you're probably the first person I've seen able to hold it for so long

Uniformed-Whale-6

i’m leverage dip buying TQQQ. had a bit in that ETF, which obviously ate shit today, so i gave a cash injection today a few hours after markets closed, and praying we get a recovery tomorrow so i can benefit from the additional cash i put in today. if the market sucks again tomorrow im pulling it all and cutting my losses rather than letting it continue sliding.

billy269

You must feel so stupid. Had you gone with TQQQ instead you'd be at 14.4 million. Lol

darahs

Shares of what NVDL? TQQQ?

Got_Engineers

I download data into R and I’ve noticed a lot of issues this week which has been frustrating. Packages like quantmod and TTR that download data from I believe yahoo finance. Yesterday TQQQ / SPY etc didnt have a 11/04 Tuesday price despite it being there the night before. It made me realize I need more QA QC because this is frustrating trying to run code intraday for NA errors. I have no idea what’s going on, but I’ve noticed it from these R packages.

skywalkerrr007

Check the chart. It is very real. Same with TQQQ. Different story with SOXL where every crash has been an opportunity to buy

Beginning-Fig-9089

Whale Insider Alert: Barron buys 20M TQQQ

meNriveBabylon

Thinking of just playing TQQQ for the gamble.

WSB-mods-are-

TQQQ is in freefall

skywalkerrr007

There has been volatility just not enough for decay to affect etfs that have constant upside like SPXL and TQQQ. SOXL since it's only a sector is a different story

SavageDuckling

TQQQ is absolutely eating my ass. Wonder if I should just eat my $600 loss before it continues

antelope591

Nothing wrong with holding something like TQQQ or SPXL because of low volatility on those indexes. Its individual stock ETF's where it gets tricky.

tomtim90

Rode SQQQ on the way down the V. Riding TQQQ on the way up. LFG.

MutaliskGluon

This plus Jensen talking about how China is ognna win the AI race is not a coincidence. All these circular financing bullshit bubble stocks are gonna get government funding EVEN BEFORE a crisis. Its gonna be like the 2008 bailouts but in advance of any panic. Like, this shit is so insane and comical, it makes me want to just yolo into TQQQ as the biggest bear on the sub.

alwayslucky7

I bought a grand worth tqqq in 2016 for $4.72 avg a share and slowly added more- my total investment was $3760 ($5 a week) I sold it last week at $113 a share (389.7 shares) for a total of $44k The paperwork on the sale said the average that I made was 38.9 % a year for those ten years (the highest year being a gain of 91.4%, the lowest at 19.7%) When i bought it back then, people were warning me about the risks involved and truthfully I wish I didn't listen to them, i'd be fully retired and not just partially. My plan was to wait till the market lets a little air out of the ballon and rebuy in and basically hold for another ten years; if it sticks to its 30%+ average per year- i'll have the 600k I need to fully retire. Granted I have other stocks, but the amount of time and effort and stress that goes into all that truthfully isn't worth it for me- at least anymore. It used to be really fun. My leveraged nvidia of course has done well, and leveraged apple, google and tesla too- but I also have some major losses that brings my ten year average to 17.2%. By my math, if i did the reverse- mostly into TQQQ, UDOW, UPRO, SSO, GLD, TECL, SOXL, SHM, ect and the minority amount into leveraged blue chips- my net worth would've been about 200k higher. So my advice would be to start the way I did- and only use about 10% of your portfolio on letfs like this & if the chip and ai bubble continue to inflate then start adding 10% per year for those ten years. If you start at $1000 and max out your IRA (583 a month). If Tqqq sticks to its ten year average (42.3%) then you'll have close to 600k after 10 years. 3.5 million after 15 years and well over 20 million dollars after 20 years. Good luck gangster

gianmk

QQQ is fine, TQQQ is not meant for long term holding.

NoProfessional4650

Thank god I didn’t dump my $400k of TQQQ last night. Boy I was scared

Thisguymoot

Loaded TQQQ on close *insert Chad image*

LeftTesticleOfGreatn

The big issue is *you're irrelevant* to be blunt. You, me and all of reddit together can't save TQQQ if it hits a bad spot. That's the problem, no leveraged fund (especially triple leveraged) has *ever in history* survived for a long period of time. One simple longer bear market kills them, a sideways market *makes them bleed daily*. Unless the market is green every single day they *always lose money* and that eats up the gains fast. As for my first point these funds needs a lot of liquidity to keep their leverage. That means *if investors sell, they'll be forced to liquidate the whole fund even if you and me still hold*. They need the big guys to hold and buy on a downturn which...statistically doesn't happen. When it goes south, it goes south hard.

XiJaro4000

Saw TQQQ dip last night. Went all in at market open. The dip continues to dip. Rip.