/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18681843
instead of just losing your purchase price you lose money you dont even have yet

If she doesn’t have bbc vids don’t post her

>>18681843
For when you want to get JUSTed and don't have time to wait

>>18681843
BUILT

>>18681894
based

>>18681869
But if it bull ran up three points and dipped one I would only lose money I’ve doubled/tripled right?
>>18681894
gross she’s still in hs

>>18681843
Well, they are mostly made to be held within a single trading day as they reset the leverage each day. This means that a leveraged ETF that tracks something which maintains its price in the long run will actually track downwards.

Some you can get away with holding in the long run however if you are in a solid bull run like if you held a leveraged Nasdaq ETF from 2011 onwards you woulda made bank. Risk is when the market goes South or even just starts tracking sideways.

Tldr don't fuck with them

>>18681843
You cant buy leveraged etfs in Europe

Fml

>>18682151
>Well, they are mostly made to be held within a single trading day as they reset the leverage each day
why do they do this?

>>18681843
>>18681947
those fucking thighs my god

>>18681843
Built for bbc

>>18682151
what about if i just go like 1.5x leveraged in this market, with monthly rebalancing so the volatility loses me less, oh well too lazy to test it

>>18681843
me

>>18683241
BBC shills are less effective than flat earth shills. Everyone sees through it.

>>18682151
JNUG mooned to $80 in one day last week, so would that alone justify a single days trade?

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>>18683936
Was that a reverse split? Last I saw it was trading for 5$ did it really jump that high?

>>18681843

>>18681843

They're fine when things are going good, but overall they're a net detriment to the economy as a whole. They prevent price discovery. When the market goes belly up the rich assholes will make sure their connected buddies are able to cash out so you're left holding the bag.

>>18681947
>>18681843
Name

>>18684728
delaneyshort

okay retards think about it like this
you know how if you lose 5% one day, you need to take 5.263% profits the next day just to return to normal?
$100 with 5% losses is $95
But $5 is 5.263% of 95, so you need to make even more money to get back.
That extra 0.263% is all in your head because the stock market is continuous. There's no such thing as a trading day as far as your profits are concerned. If you decide to look at your portfolio in chunks of 48 hours, this number changes. It is imaginary.
Leveraged ETFs turn this figment of your imagination into a reality. They rebalance every day FOR REAL. They look at the day to day change in the index and set the price every day based upon this.
This means you really do lose 0.263% if the market drops 5% one day and gains 5% the next.

>>18681843
Stop. No. And don't.

>>18681894
thats a man, but yes, bbc is needed

Regular ETF you take the stairs up and the elevator down

Leveraged ETF you take the elevator up and the window down

>>18681894
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>>18683241
>>18683959
>>18685089
Eww go away Tenda you creep