The interest rate to borrow on IBKR Pro account is 6.83% which is BM(bench mark rate) + 1.5% Still not bad depending on what you use it for

BTW you can not tax write off the margin loan interests?

I have Vanguard Wellington in a taxable account. Yes I get a tax bill at the end of the year. What Vanguard fund(s) should I exchange to, to avoid the taxes? Thanks

With a cash offer on a home, the seller doesn't need to worry about the buyer qualifying for a loan.

Corey goes ahead and drops the F bomb

What puzzles me is being charged margin interest when I carried no margin loans overnight, and in fact had a positive cash balance. Can anyone explain this?

You're way too young to be putting anything in Treasury bills. If you're gonna go leveraged, do TQQQ on upturn, and SQQQ on downturn.

At approx 5:20 in, your math is wrong. You do not pay 15% long term capital gains on the full amount. You subtract the initial investment of $100,000 then compute the 15% LT Capital Gains tax on the remainder

Good stuff following

Thank you very much!

Try this portfolio: TECL 50%, BRK. B 50%

Hi sir, your contents are awesome, do you need a video editor? I would like to apply

I have been dollar cost averaging into a bunch of leveraged ETFs for years and this strategy has been working out very well for me. It’s even gone well through Covid. I’m up huge now with them. The thing with leveraged ETFs is to never put lump sums of money into them and leave it. That’s the worse thing you can do. There’s no risk reduction that way. Most people that I have seen that get wrecked with leveraged ETFs are folks that put large lump sums of money into them thinking they can just let the money sit in there like they can non leveraged funds.

Great video on tax-efficient investing! It's important to keep in mind the impact of taxes on portfolio returns, especially with short-term capital gains. Have you ever considered diversifying with crypto in a tax-advantaged IRA? My Digital Money makes it easy and secure to trade cryptocurrency for your retirement.

This is one of those low view but EXTREMELY high value gold mine videos. Thanks for the info!

Your mountain biking KZbin channel?

Only ETF's and qualified dividends for me!

hi how long I can allowed to hold my margin position of stock is there any expiry date of my margin trading

Yes I like it and plan to start position

thanks for explaining in a very accessible way!

VOO leveraged x2 has a CAGR of 24.41% with a max drawdown of -44.94% over 2010 to 2024.

Your very smart how old are you if you don't mind me asking?

300% is actually 4x leverage (like 100% is 2x)

GREAT VIDEO!!! Does ETF still have CG benefit over Mutual funds like in 2022?? Keep up the great work!!!

I've been holding Gush stock for over 3 years now its Leveraged.Can't seem to wrap my 🧠 brain around this.I originally purchased these shares before they Levereged.What am i missing;Help...🏝 i feel that im out here swimming around lots of Sharks circling.

Have you considered a diversified mini portfolio of leveraged etfs. That way risk is spread.

thank you for this video

Sell to cash when you drop below the 200EMA. Get back in when you cross back over. You can also use a 20/50 crossover. You would have been okay in 2022.

9:07 yes outpeform when the US market was at its worst well done

cant compare them before the smart phone/internet era. its so pointless ignoring that technology will always be with us now when before that wasnt the case. thats what international stocks clowns dont understand. Also a lot of these countries are still corrupt and poor. you got countries like UK that are going nowhere. its safe to say US companies will be fine. These american companies will play huge roles in these international companies

My account is primary in 3x. I am trying to cash out by OTM at 60%.

I didn’t know 3x leverages were bad. I had 700k before the crash in Jan 2001. Now I have over 800k in it. I didn’t cash out but use the opportunity to buy more.

I have started investing into UPRO and TMF, added a bit of GLD (10%) as well in case of high volatility to hedge. Great video! I hope you make a lot of money!

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks this year. Hope to make millions in 2024.

That’s a good breakdown showing what you could have made the money in 20 years

Thanks for this video

Uncorrelated has a different meaning to inversely correlated or any measure of correlation. Uncorrelated is absolute. Great topic though! Dumb Money did a video on this subject, and quoted some interesting studies and articles.

GREAT VIDEO!!!! I try to stress the points you made to the FIRE groups i'm part of, but I'm just a tiny voice in the vast US only stock ocean of the FIRE communities. Most of these people are probably gonna miss out on all the international gains, and then buy in at the peak. It makes me sad, but whatever, as long as everyone still uses index fund in general, i guess it's fine? lol

Would there be any drawbacks to having these 3 ETF's in my IRA ??

GSEW is a scam. Their top holding .34% as of today is a GS bond (FTOXX) fund that pays .17% yeild. So with their .09 fee, add about .15. They also hold RSP. What a joke.

Damned excellent. As usual, the best videos have the fewest views.

Yeah, now while the market weighted index is bloated with AI while massive re-shoring is just beginning.

2024.01.04 update: I've continued to invest more in the strategy and the performance has been 'what you would expect' relative to the side ways market we've had. It's up 6.54% since April, dwarfed by sp500. As some have pointed out I did botch in the amount of leverage used for backtesting in this (it's actually quite hard to record and be accurate), but hey while the ultimate return would be lower -- so would the risk.

Excellent information give. A cut above the rest!

Thank you Corey. Loved the startegy and offered it to close friends 🌹

Time for an update to this video to show how its performing 👌🏻

Those interest rates are not an annualized interest rate.

Webull started offering high yield for unsettled cash across all accounts, combined. So now I invest on the Margin account, keep emergency on the Cash account. Then I add 2 short-term treasuries under the same Cash account that pay on opposite days of the month, and also monthly (JAAA + HIGH). I call it Twin Turbo😅. You'd be surprised how fast that emergency fund grows, and it eliminates the risk.

Etrade interest rate is around 13%, too much

Thinking of QQQM for lower expense