Pretty simple play here
Let's say 25% of your 100k portfolio is liquid
Ex: $25,000 liquid portfolio
Take 30% of that
$7500
Average in buys between 120-127 at 2500 each and 2x leverage
Target $155
Let's say price bottoms and wicks to $117.50
You'd buy $15000 worth of shares avg $123.50
Sell at $155 for 25.5% move and 51% profit on your $7500 investment.
$7500 > $11,325, +$3,825 profit
So you would profit 15.3% on your liquid portfolio and 3.825% on your whole portfolio.
Let's say 25% of your 100k portfolio is liquid
Ex: $25,000 liquid portfolio
Take 30% of that
$7500
Average in buys between 120-127 at 2500 each and 2x leverage
Target $155
Let's say price bottoms and wicks to $117.50
You'd buy $15000 worth of shares avg $123.50
Sell at $155 for 25.5% move and 51% profit on your $7500 investment.
$7500 > $11,325, +$3,825 profit
So you would profit 15.3% on your liquid portfolio and 3.825% on your whole portfolio.
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This is a great example of why you don't jump into a short or put when the price has already dipped. Fundamentals have pushed the price back up and now is where I would consider opening a short or put in anticipation for a dip. Be proactive, not reactive. Will be watching price action today and may look for some puts.
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Not opening any puts or rushing to buy. Just being patient, if the opportunity comes, great. If we do not pull back, also great, no losses just analysis and preparation.
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So obviously didnt enter into a trade setup here, I've pivoted my focus to the SPY, actually looking at puts there