What podcasts say about TQQQ
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What experts have said about TQQQ
8 statements · 2 positive · 4 negative · 1 mixed · 1 neutral
Gary’s TQQQ strategy historically averaged 32% gains.
“The average win is 32%.”
Open the episode · Where to buy the dipListen at 6:07
A 30% three-day TQQQ loss requires approximately a 37% recovery gain.
“If the TQQ went down 10% three days in a row, it needs to get 37% return to get back to that minus 30%”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 54:53
TQQQ gained approximately 35,000% from inception through the cited date.
“it's up about 35,000% if you bought it and held it.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 56:48
“you would have lost all your money twice.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 57:20
TQQQ trades about 50 million shares daily and has approximately $34 billion in assets.
“the TQQ trades probably around 50 million shares a day. And it has assets of about $34 billion in TQQ.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 59:46
TQQQ fell 61% during 2022.
“T-Triple-Q dropped 61% in 2022.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 1:02:06
The strategy exits TQQQ when price falls below its specified moving average.
“If the price is below a certain moving average, you don't want to be involved at all.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 1:15:19
A TQQQ backtest gained 32,000% but experienced an 81% drawdown.
“The TEEQQ went up 32,000% during the backtest period. The problem is the 81% drawdown.”
Open the episode · 32,000% TQQQ AI Backtest: Systematic Trading with Les MasonsonListen at 1:16:35
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