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Hi Toofuzzy, True, but TQQQ has not been around long enough for AAII to rate it for both bull and bear markets which is what I was basing my analysis on. Looking at the shorter term as listed it may well be better than QLD as every column it is listed in it beats QLD. I used QLD because it had the best bull market record and a bear market record.

TQQQ has hit ~2503% since it started in February 2010, so its return per year is higher than QLD, with a ~39%/year gain versus TQQQ at ~58%/year from low in July 2010 until the high in July of this year. It's down to ~$105 now so who knows.

Best,

Allen

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