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I was going to reply with something just a little derogatory about OPs story, but I see the good people on this forum already have me covered, so I will refrain, LOL.

In like flynn. Let's come up with some awesome name. I start doing some reading about cryptos and how to start them. We are going to freaking BLOW UP the space, I GUARANTEE it...

^^^^^ Good point. I gotta look into making my own. Seriously. DeeseSaltyNuts coin. Who the fuk wouldn't want to buy some of that brilliant shit???

Damn. If there is one dude that I think knows his shit pretty good, its Icahn. Guess I was wrong about cryptos lol.

What are you saying with your first sentence? That you buy at close, sell only when you've had a profit? That is a different deal, and if you truly believe the night is going to give you better returns over time you'd prefer to have more in at night, less in during day, on average. I will...

You do exactly as I said, no changes, ever. If, on average, markets go up overnight significantly more than they do during the day, then you want to have at least a little more working at night (all this is if you expect that trend to continue of course). You buy right before close, and sell...

Bunch of semantics all up in this thread!!!

Damn Rickshaw Man is running Roughshod all over the peeps in this thread. Seems putting a lil' some-some extra in the market right before close, then selling that little some-some right at open the next day, could provide a big boost to one's returns...

LOL, Hulkamania about to run WILD all over those housing prices!!!

In for nudes.

And they are going to go a LOT higher...

Jesus fuking christ this is a nightmare...

Great thread btw. Great minds think alike. :)

I tested this, shorting SQQQ came a bit better than going long TQQQ. Problem is (i) you have to pay the short interest rate, which eats into, or eliminates, any advantage, (ii) you have to worry about short squeezes (although may not be too much of a concern if tons of shares out there), (iii)...

Wait, wasn't it literally split in two, with the holders holding 2x the number of shares at 1/2 the price? That is not "losing" 50% lol!

Thanks longandshort. I understand if you have a low volatility but positive expectancy trade you can lever up on it, but can you explain how you can lever up more than 200% of your cash buying power in stocks, ETFs, etc.? Thanks!

Interesting, thanks CopperOverGold. I shall watch TIP with a vengeance!!!

So when you say fine above 127, below people getting burned below this, you mean people in the TIPS trade itself? Or are you meaning if it goes below 127 it probably signifies that inflation is not going to be as bad as people were positioned for, and thus those that placed their bets based on...

This. As long as they are printing money at a 23%+ annual clip, market drawdowns will be very brief (although still possibly violent, possibly more violent, but brief). All that money has to go somewhere, and its going everywhere, including the market.

Thanks CopperOverGold. To clarify, I think you are saying TIP going below 127 would be a technical indicator that inflation is not happening, at least not to the extent feared? Very keen on it ha! Thanks!