저자: 미상 · 한국인
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대구 직장인 투자자가 나스닥100·S&P500 추종 3배 레버리지 ETF(TQQQ 등)에 월 100만원씩 정액 적립 투자하는 이유를 설명. 3배 레버리지는 장기 보유 시 변동성 잠식으로 원금을 잃을 수 있다는 점을 인정하면서도, 과거 지수 데이터상 적립식 투자의 성과가 좋았고 하락 시 더 사는 방식이 유리하다고 주장. 국내 주식은 정치·환율 등 위험이 커서 미국 기술주 투자를 선호한다고 밝힘. 자막 후반은 인식 오류가 심해 내용 파악이 어려움.
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Ugh ugh 2 A man who will collect ovens within 5 years Bio that's a bag It's raining in Daegu these days It's just hot Just keep paying off The supercar 802 I bought for 8 million won shows no change in temperature even when the air conditioner is on But if I get the windows tinted, the tinting price is 2, which is more expensive than the car price Once I succeed in Pie On Dong, I should buy a car with plenty of tinting and ventilated seats Today, I want to explain the reason why I invest in 3x leverage, which many of you are concerned about.
In the case of individual stocks, you always have to study financial statements or earnings like a stock and respond accordingly, but it is not easy for an ordinary office worker like me to grasp such information in real time and respond. However, with ETFs and ODTs tracking the NASDAQ 100 and SMP 500 indices, the response aspect has been somewhat resolved.
Also, regarding Sam's leverage, looking at past charts, if you invest consistently through a fixed-amount dollar-cost averaging method compared to individual stocks, there were often cases where stability and returns were actually much higher in terms of new investment. However, if you invest in 3x leverage for the long term, you will lose your entire fortune There is a saying that this is due to the erosion of stock prices, which moves further away from happiness amidst the high volatility inherent in stock prices.
However, caution is advised; while the market may differ in degree, this occurs in all stock products—whether it is a 1x leverage or a 3x leverage—and even if losses occur, faster recovery could be seen through dollar-cost averaging. I judged that my mental fortitude could sufficiently withstand 3x leverage while repeating the cycle of recovery.
Representatively, I consider the TQ chart, a Stockmac 3x leverage ETF, to be a truly great cake. However, the investment mindset I built while studying hard while preparing for the Pie On Dong is precisely the spirit that inserted rice. Naturally, everyone would want to buy low and sell high. For example, among two or more stocks I like, I prefer balancing where I sell a portion of the stock with a rising middle candlestick and buy a portion of the stock whose price has fallen, diversifying investments in similar proportions.
Behind such periodic rebalancing, I started investing after the additional operation of a post claiming triple leverage for 15 tech companies. There are many great companies positioned domestically. Nevertheless The reason I do not invest in domestic stocks is that there are many factors that can shake investment value, such as the political situation in neighboring countries, dollar price fluctuations, and the duration of foreign investment; personally, I believe it may actually be riskier than 3x leverage.
Above all, I am investing in US stocks because the focus of investment and technological prowess is on Pigu, and due to the various direct and indirect effects of monetary expansion, the index has been gentle. Looking at past indices regarding 3x leverage, in my view, it is not as dangerous as experts say.
Also, if a crisis like the dot-com crash occurs, 3x leverage would take a much longer period to recover the previous high than [previous]. Even if 1x leverage rose to the previous high, there are cases where leverage products fail to reach that high due to volatility erosion. However, historically, there have been many instances where recovery was surpassed during a bull market through compounding; conversely, there were not that many cases where it was eroded.
The idea that "this time is different from the past and will flow differently" has frequently occurred during the first movement of the rain and the crash. Of course, that statement might be true, but Historically, things have unfolded, and I think it is more rational to study what we can know rather than speculating on an unknown future.
Like my YouTube nickname, I invest 1 million won per month. While 2 million won might be large or small to some, in this era of massive investment, one might think it isn't actually that difficult. However, a key difference from a 1 million won savings account is that due to frequent volatility, there are many days when buying feels difficult because the market crashes.
If you do n't attempt to catch such timing and just make steady profits every month, your average purchase price drops in the dead zone. Furthermore, there is a lot of backing data showing that consistent, long-term dollar-cost averaging yields better results than timing based on technical indicators.
Therefore, since I have chosen to be a long-term investor, I am focusing on consistency rather than timing. I do not believe the words of these conservatives who claim their arguments are correct when they are timing traders that even investment masters cannot handle. It is not just retail investors who get wiped out by the market after holding stocks they cannot endure.
When investing, the maximum loss is determined by the rule of how much the price can drop. I think you need to figure out the MD level you can endure without overexerting yourself. I simply think of staples as rice. If someone who consistently eats a bag of rice sees the price cut in half, they just buy two bags for the same amount.
Unless they are desperate, there is no reason to be upset about buying rice at a higher price than before. If it gets cheaper, it is good to buy more bags than usual; if it gets expensive, I just buy half a bag, tighten my belt, and eat—that is my mindset. Lately, I frequently hear news of people committing suicide out of pessimism.
Even the vast majority of ordinary people like me—who might even be worse off than others—are struggling like this, wanting to succeed and showing that we are succeeding. If you keep struggling, opportunities will surely come. Please don't die; please don't die. I hope you keep fighting. 4 Uh Uh Uh Ah Uh 5 222 Uh Ah
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