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FBL GraniteShares 2x Long META Daily ETF
- 34.560
- +0.750+2.22%
Close Oct 11 16:00 ET
34.690High33.750Low
34.690High33.750Low894.26KVolume33.890Open33.810Pre Close30.55MTurnover22.36%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)4.00MShares36.12252wk High--P/B138.24MFloat Cap11.12652wk Low8.00Dividend TTM4.00MShs Float36.121Historical High23.16%Div YieldTTM2.78%Amplitude3.292Historical Low34.166Avg Price1Lot Size
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My ETF holdings are mainly the leveraged ETFs which have higher risk profile compared to other type of ETFs. However, my problem with my ETF holding is their lackluster performance. ![]()
Luckily though they are only a small position of my overall portfolio and I am not looking at profit near term.
That being said, if you google about leveraged ETFs, you will see the red flag as below immediately.
Leveraged ETFs decay due to the compounding effect of daily returns, volatility...
That being said, if you google about leveraged ETFs, you will see the red flag as below immediately.
Leveraged ETFs decay due to the compounding effect of daily returns, volatility...
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$GraniteShares 2x Long META Daily ETF (FBL.US)$ 24.92 next stop
How to maximise the gain during steep recovery?
I buy leveraged ETFs that give 2X or 3X returns during this period of time. Instead of buying the stocks, these kind of ETFs can double or triple your gain.
Caution ⛔️ : the loss will also be 2X or 3X when the market turns bad. A 30% drop in a stock in a day will translate to an almost complete loss of the ETF. It’s not for the faint of heart. Watch out for the risk. So I only invest a small portion of my portfolio in the...
I buy leveraged ETFs that give 2X or 3X returns during this period of time. Instead of buying the stocks, these kind of ETFs can double or triple your gain.
Caution ⛔️ : the loss will also be 2X or 3X when the market turns bad. A 30% drop in a stock in a day will translate to an almost complete loss of the ETF. It’s not for the faint of heart. Watch out for the risk. So I only invest a small portion of my portfolio in the...
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$GraniteShares 2x Long META Daily ETF (FBL.US)$ it appears on the surface that there's a tremendous amount of support right around the 20 line. that being said I believe a position can be accumulated at that point and traded for a 5% gain relatively easily. alternatively the 12 months to 18 months price projection for meta is going to be significantly higher.
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Why investors are using car makers as a trading opportunity and car makers' shares are revving up?
US car assembly line workers have been on strike since Friday and walked off the job at Ford $Forward Industries (FORD.US)$ , GM $General Motors (GM.US)$, Stellantis $Stellantis NV (STLA.US)$ - the compan...
Why investors are using car makers as a trading opportunity and car makers' shares are revving up?
US car assembly line workers have been on strike since Friday and walked off the job at Ford $Forward Industries (FORD.US)$ , GM $General Motors (GM.US)$, Stellantis $Stellantis NV (STLA.US)$ - the compan...
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105251507 : leverage etf only good when more green then red..look at myself..bought nvdl at 58.4 at 119.5 price..now even at 120.7 still not reach the average price
TerribleInvestor : New investor here, how would this compare to options? Which would u prefer out of the two for riskier instruments in the stock market?
Right now I’m just buying and holding long term, looking for shorter term and riskier plays.
105251507 TerribleInvestor : better this than option...option got expired date..this one dont have
Wall Street Raider TerribleInvestor : options are incredibly risky. few secs yr lost could balloon like crazy. not recommended for new investors.
WolfRun OP TerribleInvestor : Unless you can predict the market and stock direction, to me, option is a gamble on up or down. That's why I only stay with a safer way to play option with covered calls and cash secured puts. I got confused with all the option strategies anyway.
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