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Yes, I will post an updated forecast for SQQQ soon. We are in a cycling bull market at the moment. I would shy away from SQQQ for the time being.

With SQQQ it is not generally advisable. The markets are designed to go up, SQQQ is designed to deteriorate over the long run. It depends on your entry. [Example: 04/2022 ($29/share) - 10/2022 ($52/share) = 79% Gain || 01/2023 ($50/share) - 06/2023 ($21 share) = 58% Loss ]

$240-280 is currently major support. I will do my best to get to this. My suggestion is look for stocks stronger than peers and market (less risky) in Q4. LULU has been market-perform only since late July.

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Along the way I've learned the 18 is critical. I prefer the 190 over 200 (personal preference). The "traditional" 20, 50, 200 frankly mean very little if you ask the traders of the 60's. As I understand it, these seemingly important averages were actually born of the fact the counting machines originally used on the trading floors had these buttons on them - round numbers - so in reality, they're only important in our minds because everyone started using them out of pure convenience. Not because they actually had any mystical significance. But check my facts on that one...

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Yes, it has a tendency to do that during periods of bullish momentum. Inverse ETFs tied to market indices are higher risk for the time being.

Hi Danelle, Yes as long as the price action and underlying indicators warrant a hold. It is a naturally deteriorating security (by design) so caution should be exercised.