Leveraged ETFs can be powerful tools for experienced investors looking to amplify returns over short periods. My top pick depends on the market sector and timing, but I tend to favor leveraged ETFs focused on technology or energy, as they often offer high volatility and potential for growth. For example, TQQQ, which tracks the NASDAQ-100, can be an excellent choice during bullish tech trends. However, these ETFs come with high risk and are not suited for long-term holding due to compounding effects and volatility decay. It’s crucial to have a clear exit strategy and closely monitor market movements when trading leveraged ETFs.
I have tried TQQQ & SQQQ before [Cry] [Cry] it didn't really work well for me [Facepalm]. Hence, play Stocks only which brings back the confidence that I needed 💪. Hence, will stay in this path first and maybe 🤔 Future will get some ETF in my portfolio [Bless]
When considering which stocks may serve as safer havens for future growth and investment strategies, it's essential to focus on companies with strong fundamentals, stable earnings, and a history of resilience during market volatility.
React to Market Volatility: Time for inverse leveraged ETFs - TMV, TSLS, SOXS
💰 Tech giants face a market pullback as the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rises sharply.📈 Leverage the inverse ETFs: TMV, TSLS, and SOXS, to tackle the tumbling market.📣 Stay tuned and supercharge purchasing power with CashBoost!| Market recapYesterday, U.S. markets were closed. On Wednesday, January 8th, the S&P 500 $.SPX(.SPX)$ closed higher after a volatile session, while the Nasdaq $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ ended slightly lower. Notable movers included $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ , which fell 1.16%, and