Conectz : So are you bearish for tomorrow? I know you don’t give advice but you mentioned that you still feel like there’s a little more upside on sqqq and I would like a little more clarity for tomorrow.

Conectz : Can you explain the chart a little bit

Conectz : Can you do a video on LABD, it saw prices of $70 this June. Which could be about a 300% gain if we see markets reach June lows again.

Conectz : You mentioned that you recommend not taking longer term plays in inverse stocks like SQQQ. However, if we believe there is a hard recession on it’s way, why wouldn’t those types of stocks be a good idea to hold?

Conectz Dylon B : That’s understandable because over time the market is going to trend up, but for example, during the covid crash SQQQ shot to $2100, is it unlikely to see something like that again if we go into a hard recession? Idk

Conectz : Do you think the merge tomorrow will make for a green day?

Conectz : What do you think a good price would be to get in on SQQQ if we believe the worst of a recession is to come?

Conectz iamiam OP : Okay, thank you. Also, is it an unrealistic possibility of this hitting $2100 again or surpassing it from the Covid crash?

Conectz iamiam OP : I didn’t mean this run I was just implying is general like if we do have to have continued control on inflation and go into a deep recession

Conectz : What does this often mean?

Conectz : Do you think there’s a possibility the market has a positive day soon and there would be a good time to buy in, I’ve been looking at this for a hold until towards the end of the recession but am waiting for another good buy in point.

Conectz : Fair enough, one more quick question, how do you feel about SQQQ as a investment if there is a worse of a recession coming? Is the possibility of it reaching $2100 like it did during the Covid crash unrealistic?

Conectz : Those were starting prices and aren’t realistic to get back to as we’d have to basically go in to a worldwide depression. If you look back to the covid crash, it hit about $2100 and if we go into a recession we could possibly see a boost past that to the $2500 or $3000 range.