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Can you explain why you prefer TQQQ over buying LEAPs on QQQ? The spread on the latter seem ok, the leverage factor is under your control, and volatility drag d
by rahimiali 5y ago
Can you explain why you prefer TQQQ over buying LEAPs on QQQ? The spread on the latter seem ok, the leverage factor is under your control, and volatility drag does not reduce your returns (though implied volatility causes fluctuations). I don’t quite understand the market for TQQQ.
- xhrpost 5y agoNot everyone has the ability to buy options in their 401k. Most IRAs don't have it without permission. Timing, take a look at Nov 07, had you bought a leap then, it would have taken until Jan 11 to just break even, you're really pushing the limit of the max option expiry at that point. All ITM leaps have extrinsic value, even if small. Take this value and divide by the strike price, this is your effective "interest" for not having to spend those dollars to purchase. Depending on your delta, this percentage could be higher than the expense ratio of TQQQ. Or just buy leaps on TQQQ then :)