Varriee : may I know what are the disadvantages of holding ETF stocks overnight and not selling on the same day, given the fact if I estimate the certain stock to have good potentials ?

Moomoo Research OP Varriee : Sure. Holding an ETF overnight increases your exposure to market risks for a longer period. If you believe in the long-term potential of the ETF, this might be acceptable, but it does increase the likelihood of experiencing short-term losses.
Leveraged and inverse ETFs are based on the daily performance of the stock price.The daily rebalancing and effects of compounding may cause returns to diverge quite substantially from the performance of the underlying stock, especially if these products are held over multiple days or more, leading to more decay and underperformance compared to expectations.

Southgate : Actually I’m also new to leveraged and inverse ETFs.
May I know where the decay and underperformance is channel to? Is it calculated and reflected into the stock price?

104867332 : Will this etf has any expiry date?

kettlebell : I think it will go up not as much

ひな☆彡 SOXL OP kettlebell : Yeah, it will pull back eventually.

ひな☆彡 SOXL OP : My plan now is that if SOXL reaches the 60s, which I think may be possible this year, I am going to sell my call Options. If it reaches the 70s, I am going to sell 20% of my shares; then, around the 90s (next year), I will sell 30% of my shares; if it reaches 100, I will keep around 10% of the shares, then sell the rest.

ひな☆彡 SOXL OP : I thought about getting more protective puts, but I could also do… buying SOXS instead. Sometimes, I'm just too busy and not looking into option chains due to work, etc.

152382205 : Same idea as I thought

10baggerbamm OP : so cue ball cramer, who refuses to take a stance on Nvidia. with his bullshit you know what I say own it don't trade It which means you bought it wrote it up wrote it all the way back down and now he's saying well it looks like a double top to me and you know how far it fell last time. but he doesn't tell you to buy puts in head she doesn't tell you to sell half your position because he's useless. if there is a delay in Blackwell this stock is going to go down 30% because they will have to restate earnings going forward to be lower than expectations. one would think somebody with all of his experience or any of these other bobbleheads on TV would come out and make a statement telling people hedge your position by puts if you choose to hold it through the conference call number one number two sell half of your position because if there's any guidance lower it's going to get butchered, and then you can buy back at a lower price with the half that you sold. but nobody on TV wants to take a firm position on this company. I'm the only one telling you buy out of the money puts