PROSHARES TR (SSO)

short this leveraged double long fund and its short equivalent, SDS

Ultra-shorts and Ultra-pros are all bad investments due to daily rebalancing

I expect the S&P to hit 1100 by the end of this year, and this stock will double that rise.

I recently ran into this article on an Ultra oil ETF strategy:

http://www.howtowriteoptions.com/ultra-covered-call-strategy-fails

By shorting each side of the Long/Short ETFs I will eventually come up on the positive end. Not sure how effective this will be in real life but long term on CAPs combo-ing these ETF is a sure winner.

I think all of these Ultras are going to crash hard. I have received several warnings from my broker on the risk of these funds and some of my friend’s brokers will not even execute transactions on these.

it's designed to double the performance.

When the overly optimistic FOMC says that household spending will be "constrained" by sluggish income growth, ongoing job losses, lower household wealth, and tight credit AND Shanghai stocks hit a seven-week low, then you know this bear market rally is finally over!

QUICK! Pick a reason to exit a market that has risen too fast and gotten too expensive. Here are three to choose from: buying power is getting exhausted according to DeMark indicators; daily sentiment indicators are 88% bullish; RSI’s and oscillators are over extended.

Balognium

Bear market rally to continue...

In one word: decay. Proshares is shorting both 3x and 3x inverse for an easy long-term return.

same reason im shorting everything else. tired of writing pitches. If you really must know why this mediocre investor is doing this, then look at some of my first picks for this 22nd day of june. I explain there.

If the S&P goes up, at least it is double the percentage.

Fading every pick made by Ultralong

This rally looks long in the tooth.

In a bear market, Ultra S&P 500 will go ultra low. In addition to that, all ETFs eventually go to zero.

c'mon now - unsustainable bear market rally.

SSO has a too high valuation compared to the weakness of the S&P500.

Just keeping up with MLG100 by picking riskfree ETFs

so dang cheap