Completely agree with David. TQQQ is an incredible ETF, and the myth that it cannot be held for a long period of time is disproved - especially with a portion of the portfolio designated as crash protection
@@montyi8 In 2020 QQQ fell by 30%, and TQQQ fell by 70%. After a few months it recovered and caught back up with QQQ. To be safe, set a trailing stop loss of 10 or 20% on the leveraged ETF.
@@montyi8 it would have to lose 33% in one day off the underlying index. You have a better chance of being struck by lightning. The stock market is shut down for the day if the market goes down 15%. So, right now, that’s not even possible.
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Great video. I like how some folks are rethinking the common taboos of holding leveraged ETFs long term, especially in these times of extremely low volatility.
TQQQ has non tech stocks in the portfolio. Costco, Starbucks and Amgen as examples. I like the biotech exposure as well as a wild card like Monster beverages. Perhaps for a long term investment TQQQ is better.
SOXL and TECL both have a relatively active call/put options market. So, yes an investor could purchase protective puts. That said, the premiums are elevated due to the highly volatile nature of both funds. Another strategy could be to sell out of the money covered calls to offset any downside. The drawback with this latter strategy is you'd cap your upside gains. Take care and don't forget to subscribe to our channel! Best, Ron #ETFBattles
It's definitely an active market. It gives you another trading dynamic to manage risk, hedge and potentially earn income on SOXL. As an options seller, the premiums are rich too due to the higher volatility of an ETF like SOXL. There's lots of different options strategies out there. Thanks for watching #ETFBattles! Ron
ReyMore: You give us the ETF ticker symbols and we'll consider it. We don't do single ticker breakdowns or broad-based, random ETF family comparisons or discussions. #ETFBattles is always a very specific head-to-head examination of very specific ETFs.
You sure can. But you should expect substantially greater daily volatility along with drawdowns that could reach almost 100% in really protracted down markets. The upside, of course, is the leveraged exposure with ETFs in a bull market should provide sizeable gains. But the next 10 years aren't likely to be exactly like the last 10 years, so don't count your chickens before they hatch! Be sure to visit our online classes and use promo code INVESTRIGHT for a 15% discount before 12/31/20 etfguide.teachable.com/
JL: TECL vs. TQQQ is definitely a more apples to apples comparison. But I like to remind viewers that we sometimes get non-linear ETF matchups. And this was one of them. Thanks for watchign! Best, Ron #ETFBattles
TECL has a better: Sharpe ratio / better Sortino / less volatility / better Treynor ratio / more Active return / better Calmar ratio / And more positive periods. I don't have it in my portfolio but TECL would be my choice for a 5% position in it.
Completely agree with David. TQQQ is an incredible ETF, and the myth that it cannot be held for a long period of time is disproved - especially with a portion of the portfolio designated as crash protection
With how much % bonds?
I wonder whether the fear that if the underlying stocks fails 33%+, this ETF would collapse to 0, is really true or will it happen.
@@montyi8 Unlikely but I guess possible.
@@montyi8 In 2020 QQQ fell by 30%, and TQQQ fell by 70%. After a few months it recovered and caught back up with QQQ.
To be safe, set a trailing stop loss of 10 or 20% on the leveraged ETF.
@@montyi8 it would have to lose 33% in one day off the underlying index. You have a better chance of being struck by lightning. The stock market is shut down for the day if the market goes down 15%. So, right now, that’s not even possible.
We can also talk about WEBL a newer fund that is even more aggressive than TECL.
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Finally been waiting for this I personally love Nvda and amd so imma go with soxl
Nice to have you on board with #ETFBattles Moscow!
You called it on Nvidia. Another MONSTER year for the king of semis.
I have a quant strategy to trade TECL, TQQQ, FNGU and UGL, which I'm currently testing, and it's looking promising.
Great video. I like how some folks are rethinking the common taboos of holding leveraged ETFs long term, especially in these times of extremely low volatility.
Thank You for the great battle... It will be nice if you can do it on SPXL vs TQQQ... especially considering the downside risks
Thank you for your ETF Battle suggestion!
TQQQ has non tech stocks in the portfolio. Costco, Starbucks and Amgen as examples. I like the biotech exposure as well as a wild card like Monster beverages.
Perhaps for a long term investment TQQQ is better.
We need a rematch! So much has changed since Q1 2020!
Great battle. I can say that TQQQ has worked out very well in my daughter’s port paired with QQQ. Love the skull and crossbones reference.
Great content. Would you be able to do also compare TQQQ with TECL? Thanks
Pietro: Thanks for your ETF Battles request! Glad to have you with us. Ron
@@etfguide Thank you, Ron.
Can you use protective puts On them?
SOXL and TECL both have a relatively active call/put options market. So, yes an investor could purchase protective puts. That said, the premiums are elevated due to the highly volatile nature of both funds. Another strategy could be to sell out of the money covered calls to offset any downside. The drawback with this latter strategy is you'd cap your upside gains. Take care and don't forget to subscribe to our channel! Best, Ron #ETFBattles
Such a helpful video! Thank you so much!
Olga: Welcome to #ETFBattles, it's what we do and glad to be of service. Warm regards! Ron
great vid!!! got a sub from me, im chosing both! splitting $5,000 between FAS, SOXL and TECL and holfing for 4 years what do you think of that plan ?
I like the takeaways at the end thank you!
Glad you like them!
I like SOXL for the weekly options trades!
It's definitely an active market. It gives you another trading dynamic to manage risk, hedge and potentially earn income on SOXL. As an options seller, the premiums are rich too due to the higher volatility of an ETF like SOXL. There's lots of different options strategies out there. Thanks for watching #ETFBattles! Ron
Dude same, it’s brilliant
TQQQ came from backstage and double-pinned SOXL and TECL!!!
You got that right. You should be a color analyst for the show. Please send me your resume. Best, Ron #ETFBattles
This is a tuff one. Both are literally extremely good investments for stock market investors.
SOXL is my favorite
Can u make a Vanguard vs fidelity Etfs, or any other Thanks
ReyMore: You give us the ETF ticker symbols and we'll consider it. We don't do single ticker breakdowns or broad-based, random ETF family comparisons or discussions.
#ETFBattles is always a very specific head-to-head examination of very specific ETFs.
can you hold TQQQ and TECL long term?
You sure can. But you should expect substantially greater daily volatility along with drawdowns that could reach almost 100% in really protracted down markets. The upside, of course, is the leveraged exposure with ETFs in a bull market should provide sizeable gains. But the next 10 years aren't likely to be exactly like the last 10 years, so don't count your chickens before they hatch! Be sure to visit our online classes and use promo code INVESTRIGHT for a 15% discount before 12/31/20 etfguide.teachable.com/
@@etfguide I see. Thank you!
Can we see SCHD vs DGRW?
JJ: Got it and thank you. In case you missed it, DGRW was featured in a recent #ETFBattles check it out: ruclips.net/video/AbtffNLGewI/видео.html
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this comparison is wrong. if you want to compare in terms of leveraged technology, you should compare TECL with TQQQ
JL: TECL vs. TQQQ is definitely a more apples to apples comparison. But I like to remind viewers that we sometimes get non-linear ETF matchups. And this was one of them. Thanks for watchign! Best, Ron #ETFBattles
I pick TECL
TECL has a better: Sharpe ratio / better Sortino / less volatility / better Treynor ratio / more Active return / better Calmar ratio / And more positive periods. I don't have it in my portfolio but TECL would be my choice for a 5% position in it.
Over what time period? Since inception, TQQQ looks better to me. Both have reward long term owners.
@@rickbennett2806 I was saying versus SOXL.
FNGU or TECL?
FNGU
BULZ
BULZ BEAT BOTH THIS YEAR !
For the algorithm :-)
Is this guy a salesman or what