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To: Hank Scorpio who wrote (222800)	2/3/2026 10:47:10 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	1 Recommendation Recommended By Hank Scorpio Respond to of 222926

SMH and SOXL looks like a ratio at this moment of 1 SMH to 2.1569 SOXL... I would try to make sure both sides of that spread are very close in terms of what they represent... Trying to spread two very different markets could be a problem... I never did SMH, I used the SOXX with the SOXL, but SMH may be worth trying... For myself, I tend to round the ratio up with a more of a bullish bias since these markets always seem to turn bullish more than not... So, to round it up, maybe 1 SMH to 2.5 SOXL... Being a bit more bullish, I would even go with 1 SMH to 3.0 SOXL and let it run... If the entire market crashed that would still generate a profit but it would also not get wrong footed if/when this market suddenly turns back upward... GZ