Video Overview
Since November 2022, the writer has gradually moved an A-share position that was once down nearly 50% into Nasdaq-100 exposure. Current holdings are about 1.2 million in the index and 300,000 in cash. Of 1,000 available each month, 500 would buy TQQQ and 500 would remain cash, while the existing unleveraged index position is neither increased nor sold. The plan may continue for ten to twenty years. The speaker accepts the approach but starts rebalancing once TQQQ exceeds 20% of total assets, moving some money back to the Nasdaq-100 position or cash. TQQQ uses three-times leverage and has high volatility, so long-term results are not guaranteed.
Key Takeaways
- Current holdings are about 1.2 million in Nasdaq-100 assets and 300,000 in cash.
- The monthly 1,000 is split into 500 for TQQQ and 500 for cash.
- The speaker starts rebalancing when TQQQ exceeds 20% of total assets.
Chapters
About 00:00:10 · From an A-share loss to an index
Since late 2022, the writer has gradually built an index position and cash reserve.
About 00:01:10 · Splitting 1,000 each month
Half buys TQQQ and half stays in cash under a ten- to twenty-year plan.
About 00:02:05 · The 20% leverage threshold
Above 20%, some TQQQ is moved back to the unleveraged index or cash to control risk.
Related Topics
TQQQ contributions, Nasdaq-100, 1,000 monthly, Leverage risk, 20% threshold, Rebalancing
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