05-21-2021, 04:44 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-21-2021, 04:45 PM by ken-do-nim.)
You leave QQQ alone Yeah I understand. And keep in mind I have like 3 different portfolios spread across 2 accounts. There's the triples, the DGI, and the income producers. Eventually I want the taxable account to be just about 100% DGI and income producers, and the ROTH to be 100% growth but only maybe 1/3 triples, 1/3 growth etfs and 1/3 individual growth stocks. The triples were absolutely the right move for 2020, but now I'd like to expand out. Ironically, the first non-triple ETF I tried was BDRY. Dry Bulk Shipping, should be boring right? Not so far! Admittedly I did buy it because it's the top ETF of 2021 so far. Anyway I'm going to give my triples some time to recover before I start breaking them apart. Especially NAIL. Over in the taxable, I will probably wait for next year to break up the big nasdaq 3 (SOXL, TECL, WEBL).
So far the steadiest triples - the ones I actually don't worry about on a daily basis - are:
Also, if I was more evenly balanced I would have been up today. My ROTH has more green than red, but the big money is all in the reds.
So far the steadiest triples - the ones I actually don't worry about on a daily basis - are:
- SPXL - S&P 500
- DDM - Dow 30
- CURE - healthcare index , last I checked 10% JNJ and when I sold JNJ I just put the proceeds into this
- FAS - financial services
- DFEN - defense , though note that the 2020 drawdown killed its prior run which it never recovered to
- MIDU - mid caps
- DRN - real estate
- TPOR - transportation
- DPST - banking
Also, if I was more evenly balanced I would have been up today. My ROTH has more green than red, but the big money is all in the reds.