Jul. 11 at 11:52 PM
The weighting ratio of 3xbull:3xbear is 44.32%:55.68%, and if you depreciate profits and losses, you will incur a loss equivalent to about 12% of the total investment amount.
$KORU is 43% of 3xbull and is making a lot of profit but has no plans to sell a lot of weight right now, so excluding KORU, the bull:bear weight is 3:7. That's why I'm buying bulls like
$TQQQ $SOXL even though the prices are high to hedge the bears. But I'm buying after setting a Maginot Line.
Anyway, looking at the performance of 3x this year, the right side showed good performance even if held for the long term, but the left side was a game where a buy:sell strategy was advantageous. This year, overseas index-related ETFs have performed well. Among them,
$EWY $KORU, which I own, surprised the world by rising 42.58%/135.74%. Anyway, the transition from bull to bear and bear to bull is always difficult, and setting a reference point for judgment itself causes confusion, but the process is fun when you look back.
