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I wish you luck but don't do anything too reckless.
I think the mag 7 are still good plays (not around earnings though please don't gamble on earnings). I just think their pe ratios have gotten so stupid low that we might see a euphoric pump back into them before the market tops for good. (Or it ends up like memory stocks where the market just doesn't afford them high multiples anymore)
But cash isn't that bad, there are always other plays. If gold goes back on a tear then some miners can easily 5x. If we crash big and oil goes to 0 it can quickly double again in price. In general if we get a lost decade now then at the end of it TQQQ will be a generational buy.
200k is a decent amount of money to slowly snowball in the stock market, gold, crypto etc...
(Crypto is iffy now if we do really enter a phase of prolonged contraction)
Idk i wish i had a yolo play to retire too.

Als ETF schon, aber halt aus den USA. UPRO, TQQQ, SPXL

oh look, TQQQ is trading @ 8:28 pm ET. 73.89-73.92

Not too much today. I closed a trade in TQQQ for 48% profit, $1668. 5x Short puts from 5/28/26 at the $72 strike, Rolled 5 times. I was happy to exit.
MU, closed a short put from 7/7/26 $740 put. Rolled twice, bought back today for a profit of 71%, $4666. I turned around and sold another $740 put exp 9/18/26. $2380 premium received.
I have other trades to handle but wasn't in the mood today, I had some medical treatment involving injections in my left eye and needed to chill.

I ended up just TQQQ for simplicity sake between 24-26. When QQQ/SPY went overbought in June I switched out 50% to UPRO. Still riding. No TMF, it’s toxic

I'm curious what religious reasons would prevent you from shorting or trading QQQ? 
I was going to recommend TQQQ/SQQQ because they have a pretty good daily ATR and no need to short—you just trade whichever one is going up. But it would seem that's out of the question.

The issue isn't beating the market. You can even beat the market passively by scaling beta. SPXL and TQQQ beat the market in the long run, but you have to deal with the drawdowns. The issue is beating the market with superior risk-adjusted returns, and minimal drawdowns. And it's difficult to do that by picking individual stocks.

No, I wrote what I meant. Most tickers are available 24/5 save for Pink Sheets and some other OTCs.
SQQQ/TQQQ trade all night. Maybe you're not aware or approved for the Overnight session.

30k in TQQQ way ahead of you pal

I sold my SPXL and bout TQQQ with the cash. IThe spy has been outperforming, but usually if one posts an ATH, the other will be a catch up trade.

TQQQ (and most stocks) start at 8p ET (NYC) Sunday and trade through 8p Friday. Forex, commodities, options, futures and options on futures all trade at different times.

You’ve learned one lesson but check out r/TQQQ . They have many more lessons to teach.
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I'm not an ETF type, but I'm diversifying my portfolio.
 Additionally, I occasionally earn money with TQQQ. I buy when the market is down and VIX larger than 22 and sell when it's +50 to +100% a couple of months later. Just another strategy. 

When viewing an instrument like TQQQ on the weekend and the market is closed, I want to know how long I have to wait until I can trade. For example TQQQ is available at 4am Monday morning. On options tabs I see a timer for normal market hours but I want something like this on the page for TQQQ telling me I have 12h40m left.
Am I blind?

from the Nov 2021 high, QQQ fell −33% and reclaimed its high in about two years. TQQQ fell −79% and didn't reclaim its high until January 2025. Some other examples
Since TQQQ inception (Mar 2010, 16.5y)
- QQQ: +1,630%
- TQQQ: + +26,944%
From 2000-03-27 (26.4 years)
- QQQ: +806%
- TQQQ: +365%
The daily drag will fuck you up. The daily-rebalanced leverage has a growth drag of roughly L(L−1)/2 × σ², volatility in the period matters.
At the 2010s' ~17%, volatility that's ~9%/yr, you don't notice that in a 19%/yr market.
At 2000–2002's 40%+ volatility it's ~48%/yr

but it doesn't lol. Look at any triple leveraged fund over the long term - TQQQ vs QQQ. +1200% QQQ over the last 15 years, +36,000% TQQQ.
They get larger drawdowns, ye, but they also go up far harder and faster. I'd rather see a +100% then -20%, than a +50% and -10%. The cost of leverage on them is actually very cheap too... people overestimate their costs and friction.

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These opportunities are happening all the time, look at the price history of any successful stock. Go back 10-20+ years and they'll be trading for next to nothing. E.g. if you'd bought 10k of Micron in 2020 you'd have 200k now, or even without any predictive power, buying 10k of TQQQ (3x Nasdaq 100) you'd have 100k.