TQQQ vs QQQ 22 Years Simulation

destriero said:
No, can you elaborate on the contango on the swaps and why the guts strangle is better than the outside strangle? Thanks.
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You dumb motherfucker, I was simply asking a question, and referring VERY GENERALLY to something that causes the leveraged funds to decay bigly over time. Again, I was asking a QUESTION, not giving a fuking SEMINAR. I'm not going to go read a freaking prospectus to understand how a particular ticker symbol that I've never invested in works exactly when I'm asking a question unrelated to exactly how it fuking works. You are a complete idiot.

And LOL and not even being able to block me. You are so stupid you can't even get that right. You fuking DIPSHIT lolol...
 
Saltynuts said:
You dumb motherfucker, I was simply asking a question, and referring VERY GENERALLY to something that causes the leveraged funds to decay bigly over time. Again, I was asking a QUESTION, not giving a fuking SEMINAR. I'm not going to go read a freaking prospectus to understand how a particular ticker symbol that I've never invested in works exactly when I'm asking a question unrelated to exactly how it fuking works. You are a complete idiot.

And LOL and not even being able to block me. You are so stupid you can't even get that right. You fuking DIPSHIT lolol...
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Do you talk to people like this, in 3D? Just wondering...
 
Using foul language helps? Okay, then. I was just asking. I honestly don't care what you two are arguing about or why you think arguing about whatever it is, is a productive use of your time. I was just curious about the ungentlemanly manner of speech, with all the F-bombs and whatnot, as if you were for some reason losing your temper sitting at the keyboard. Changing the channel, now.
 
GrowleyMonster said:
I held 160sh TQQQ over the weekend and finally had to dump it yesterday evening. It was a license to print money. Today I had to switch to the Micros. Looking at the one day chart it looks like there is room for another good run but I am sticking with the futures for now, particularly MNQ.
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TQQQ + qqq/ still Uptrending well; heading to $121.21+ 353.33 NOT a prediction+ not much decay.........................................................................
 
wmwmw said:
So GLD starts in Nov,2004 at 45, while TQQQ at about 400.
In early 2008, TQQQ drop to 40( the lowest was about 16) while GOLD was 90.
If I move GLD profit into TQQQ, today I would make 159 times profit.
If I move all GLD into TQQQ, I would make 318 times profit.
If 2008 bear market did not happen and TQQQ never drop below 40, I would make 20 times profit.
If I did not hold any gold, but all TQQQ, I would make 31 times profit.
For the same period, QQQ made 10 times profit.
All these scenario beat simply holding QQQ.
The conclusion show that barring a big bear market like 2000 bear market, holding TQQQ or TQQQ + GOLD handly outpreform holding QQQ.
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lets get to the facts comparing TQQQ against QLD

QLD 1st day trading Dec 1, 2004 opened at $45.28, closed 1st day at $45.38 on 2,037,500 shares

for comparison using the first day trade of TQQQ

TQQQ 1st day trading Feb 11, 2010 opened at $77.76, closed 1st day at $83.52 on 1,718,400

QLD on Feb 11, 2010 opened at $106.64, closed at $108.35 on 14,901,800

QLD has had zero stock splits, closing Apr 7 at $106.72

TQQQ has had a total combined splits of 96x, closing Apr 7 at $102.17

buying one share comparison from Feb 11, 2010, keep in mind all the corrections of 2012, 2016, Dec 2018, March 2020... thats 11 years +2 mths, a buy & hold

QLD has gained ~$2
TQQQ with 96x spilts take the April 7 closing price $102.17 x 96 = $9808.37 minus buy price $77.76 = $9730.56

^^^ my source for the data was seekingalpha, key facts + historical prices. To view enter your own data time stamp.

https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/GLD/historical-price-quotes
https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/TQQQ/historical-price-quotes

then there is the stocksplit history

https://www.stocksplithistory.com/?symbol=gld

https://www.splithistory.com/tqqq/

E&OE
 
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