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Ultra Aggressive
(Long & Short 2.5x Leveraged)For the most the most aggressive investor, a simple 2x leveraged approach does not provide enough reward. These people can accept an even greater risk, and want a larger exposure to a specific index (in our case the NASDAQ-100). Only recently have the tools been made available in the form of mutual funds to provide investors with 2 ½ times leverage to the NASDAQ-100. This gives the potential for even greater returns than what we advertise! To put it simply, a 2.5x leveraged strategy would be employed by the most aggressive aggressive investor, with the goal achieving 2 ½ times the daily performance (or the inverse in the case of a SHORT signal) of the NASDAQ-100 (NDX).
For the TimingLeader.com subscriber, an ultra-aggressive strategy can be employed by purchasing shares of a 2.5x leveraged mutual fund that tracks the performance (or the inverse in the case of a SHORT signal) of NDX. The Direxion NASDAQ-100 2.5x Bull Fund (DXQLX) and NASDAQ-100 2.5x Bear Fund (DXQSX) would be suitable for this approach.
Example:
If you decided to follow our signals using an ultra-aggressive strategy, you would buy shares of DXQLX when a LONG signal is issued. DXQLX seeks to achieve 250% of the daily performance of NDX; basically, if NDX goes up 1%, your return would be roughly 2.5%.When a SHORT is issued, you would then exchange your shares of DXQLX for shares of DXQSX. The goal of DXQSX is to achieve 250% of the inverse of the daily performance of NDX. Now whenever NDX drops by 1%, you are making 2.5%.
At the present time, the Direxion funds listed above are the only known mutual funds that offer greater than 2 ½ times leverage to NDX. As leveraging increases in popularity, it is presumable that other mutual fund companies will begin forming 2 ½ times (or even greater) leveraged funds. Our current plans are to only provide performance date for Direxion Funds.
