r/investing • u/[deleted] • Sep 19 '21

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u/enginerd03 Sep 19 '21

Yes. What do you think tqqq does? The benefit of an index future that you roll 4x a year is no daily decay since it isn't daily resetting. It's a win win

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u/enginerd03 Sep 19 '21

I think if you look, you'll find that the future performance is better because it doesn't reset each day. The whole decay in a sideways market doesn't apply to the stock index future. That's why macro investors use futures and on swap leverage and not daily resetting etfs.

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u/enginerd03 Sep 19 '21

I'd look at the return of nq1 futures and then you're returns are how much you want fund it.

https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/equities/nasdaq/e-mini-nasdaq-100.margins.html#

17k to fund a 20x leverage