Going Double Long The QQQQ

Hi PCA fans,

Today we set up QLD in our model portfolio under the Leveraged ETF portfolio. The Starting price roughly 80 bucks and we are starting with 100 shares and an equal cash reserve.

We are using 300 dollars as the minimum market order to buy or sell, this represents about 2% of the overall portfolio value for the shares and the cash reserve.

Here is the trade advice that we get.

I expect this holding to generate more trades than the holdings in the indices portfolio.

Please understand that this is not investment advice. The Position Cost Averaging system will give custom advice for each user based on the AIM methodology.

This is what is going to happen to our model portfolio as we move forward we’ll update the holdings.

If you would like to watch the video… please do!

AIM High!

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2 Responses to “Going Double Long The QQQQ”

Joshua Says:
October 23rd, 2008 at 4:47 pm
But there\’s a problem. The QLD behaves as if it is 1.5 leveraged to
the upside but 3x leveraged to the downside.
admin Says:
October 23rd, 2008 at 9:40 pm
Leveraged ETFs are designed to “attempt” to be twice the volatility of the index… they are managed.. by people, they are not scientific or guaranteed to do so.

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Going Double Long The QQQQ

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