Lets have a discussion on the below investment strategies which may be better for the longer term period. I am putting this up here to see if anyone have some insights which i may have missed out or you have personally did one of these for the longer period be it a success or failure.
- Leaps with the longest tenure on etfs that you have a conviction for such as qqqm, voo, smh. The purpose of this is to make use of imbedded leverage to maximise return while lowering risk by choosing individual stocks.
- Just DCA using cash, this might be maximum safety but least potential as well
- DCA into long term LETF (2x leverage). I am particularly looking at this vs leaps strategy.
If there is any other better ideas, please let me know. My investment goal to have a decent leverage to maximise return and a lower risk than the average. I know cash is probably the safest but without any form of leverage, it would seriously extend the timeline to have a sizeable fund.
So i agree that some risk is required on the line to exchange for that higher potential.