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@ThinkingUSD imagine the stress of watching that rollercoaster ride for 15 years

@ThinkingUSD i think $72 million x.com/i_r_s8/status/2084675056…

@ThinkingUSD All you have to do is nothing

@ThinkingUSD Lots of 70%+ drawdowns 😭

@ThinkingUSD Yes and what is the purchasing power of 1$ now? @grok everyone will be a trillionaire soon

@ThinkingUSD if my grandma had wheels she'd be a bicycle 🤷🤷🤷😦😦😦

@ThinkingUSD Ok all in tqqq

@ThinkingUSD One position. one mem flip. meanwhile TQQQ just needed you to sit still for 15 years and not touch it 😭

@ThinkingUSD That’s actually crazy, I assumed with the massive drawdowns that wouldn’t work

@ThinkingUSD 2021-2024 would have been rough on the psyche though

@ThinkingUSD and most people still couldnt hold it that long the real edge is patience not picking the right ticker

@ThinkingUSD so youre saying i should just go back in time and ape my whole stack into tqqq cool cool cool

@ThinkingUSD 15 years ago, I was still in school.

@ThinkingUSD Chill bro

@ThinkingUSD Stealing this tweet

@ThinkingUSD gay

@ThinkingUSD TQQQ will probably see $25 sometime in the next 2-5 years. Will be a great buying opportunity aslong as you can survive

@ThinkingUSD would of been fun drawing down 80% in 2022

@ThinkingUSD Tracking error from higher variance in leveraged ETFs is brutal though. For example since late 2021 QQQ has actually outperformed x.com/fejau_inc/status/2084681…

@ThinkingUSD Useless info

@ThinkingUSD Don't play with leverage, kids

@ThinkingUSD wht ppl don't realize is it's literally going to 0 once the AI bubble pops up. The maths that worked so great on the way up is going to force liquidations when it goes down.

@ThinkingUSD brother almost whatever you bought 15 years ago and held it till today would made you a ton of money

@ThinkingUSD The amount of people that put >$1mm in tqqq 15 years ago is exactly 0

@ThinkingUSD What’s the next one?

@ThinkingUSD $100 into the same investment would be $150k today

@ThinkingUSD @OptimizedPort what’s your thoughts on this.

@ThinkingUSD I thought this was sarcastic because obviously a levered ETF has friction that destroys long-term value... But somehow the unilateral compounding upward movements have WAY overpowered the levered friction. My Lord. This is actually stunning.

@ThinkingUSD Autopilot

@ThinkingUSD What’s max drawdown lol

@ThinkingUSD Geometric returns mean that this statement is wrong

@ThinkingUSD during covid when I was leveraged long stocks with a holding period I sold tqqq to my roommate midway through the rip to hedge some never again

@ThinkingUSD The issue is - on levered ETFs drawdowns are levered too. U need to 2X to recover from a 50% drawdown

@ThinkingUSD Starting just a few years earlier (20 years ago) can produce a vastly different experience because recovering from a 98–99% drawdown (of the 2007–2009 Global Financial Crisis) requires gains of 4,900% to 9,900% just to get back to breakeven. x.com/murmurhudson/status/2084…

@ThinkingUSD Who the hell had $1 million in 2011 I had only maxed out credit cards

@ThinkingUSD TQQQ is the rare case where a leveraged product actually delivered on its promise over a full cycle. Most people don't hold through the 80% drawdowns to get there.

@ThinkingUSD Did you invest? Had you invested? Would you Invest now? Same old rhetoric, this happened that happened, after many years down the lane story.

@ThinkingUSD Doing this with $TSLL 🤞

@ThinkingUSD It’s not a point to point fun do you have to count for the intro day drawdowns

@ThinkingUSD @MaisonGhost 👆 You know what this means

@ThinkingUSD x.com/fishrungood/status/20847…

@ThinkingUSD Why not just say “an investment 15 years ago would have 150x your money”?

@ThinkingUSD A $1,000,000 investment in TQQQ 26 years ago (early July 2000) would be worth approximately $880,000. Leverage works both ways.

@ThinkingUSD 🫥

@ThinkingUSD Not true. Look into volatility drag as well as the higher fees ( way way higher fees) associated with it. Feel free to consult an AI and have it explain it to you. Leveraged ETFs are funky and this is misinformation. Too long to explain in one tweet. Pls don’t listen to this crap

@ThinkingUSD can’t wait for the next genny bottom

@ThinkingUSD Gee too bad I was fucking 8 in 2011

@ThinkingUSD That’s not how that works. The decay is brutal if you hold it for long periods.

@ThinkingUSD But but but leverage is bad

@ThinkingUSD if your auntie had wheels