Concept, longest dated SQQQ is about 605 days as we speak. Slightly itm $9 call options 2.80/3.45 bid ask. A stack of 10 contracts costs a fraction of 1% of portfolio. Now the 241 day $9 call is 2.00. So, if nothing changed, buy the 605 day, STC it when it’s about a year to expiration and that year hedge cost 1/3 of initial capital or 1.00/contract. Rebuy longest dated atm call. Rinse repeat. Maintain an insurance policy for 10 contracts at $1000/year.
Seems too good to be true and obviously makes major assumptions for the sake of the model. But, buy 2year atm calls, STC when they have a year to go, rebuy new 2 year atm calls. Maintain 1-2 year hedge for reasonable outlay
Still trying to wrap my head around the decay in these leveraged funds and suspect that might be the downfall of the model
Posted by BillCarr451
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Pull back the chart on SQQQ to the 5yr and tell me what you see. It’s for day trading.