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To: catou1 who wrote (71218)10/6/2022 12:08:24 PM
From: Sun Tzu3 Recommendations

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ajtj99
catou1
Goldilocks

  Respond to of 99704
 
In terms of absolute % return, selling the leveraged ETF that is against the market trend nets you a higher amount than buying the opposite because in addition to the market moves, you also benefit from the nav decay. But the problem is that you cannot (at least I have not found a way to) compound the returns. The compounding happens automatically when you buy the one that is with the trend. Going against the trend requires you manually increase the position at the end of each day. This becomes very dangerous when the market makes big moves against you.



To: catou1 who wrote (71218)10/6/2022 12:17:03 PM
From: ajtj992 Recommendations

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catou1
ItsAllCyclical

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I've never checked to see if any of those 3x funds could be borrowed. I always assumed the big brokers were always short them and tied up all the shares that could be borrowed.