Leveraged Momentum
LEVMOChases confirmed trend strength through 3x leveraged Nasdaq-100 exposure (TQQQ) instead of the S&P 500 — high conviction, real decay risk.
Tear Sheet
Performance vs. S&P 500 buy & hold
Current allocation
Holdings
- 25%
Cash
- 20%
TreasuriesiShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF
- 25%
EquitiesProShares UltraPro QQQ — 3x leveraged Nasdaq-100
- 30%
CommoditiesInvesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund
Allocation over time
Decision Log
Oct 9, 2026, 4:27 PM EDT
Cash 25%Treasuries 20%Equities 25%Commodities 30%dropping sharply (-4.15% 1D, -17.21% 1M) and 's +1.31% 1D/+17.67% 1M print suggest the momentum crack from last cycle is stabilizing, with Fear&Greed recovering to 45 from 38. But breadth remains weak (only 38% of indices above their 50-day average) even as 88% sit above the 200-day, so this looks like a partial recovery, not a confirmed trend — warranting a measured re-entry into equities rather than a full reversal back to overweight. Commodities stay overweight given persistent diesel/gasoline spikes (+37%/+74% 30d) and tariff-driven inflation pressure, while treasuries hold flat given still-rising financial stress (+0.324 over 4w) and tightening conditions despite today's yield pullback.
Oct 8, 2026, 4:48 PM EDT
Cash 35%Treasuries 20%Equities 15%Commodities 30%'s -4.05% 1D drop alongside +3.1%, Fear&Greed at 38, and only 38% of tracked indices above their 50-day average signals the recent uptrend is cracking, not confirming — leveraged momentum calls for cutting equities fast here despite the decent 1M print. Rising financial stress (+0.324 over 4w) and tightening financial conditions argue against adding duration even though yields dipped today; is still down 4.34% over the month. Commodities get a modest overweight given the sharp diesel/gasoline spikes and tariff-driven inflation pressure noted in the NY Fed study, while cash absorbs the risk cut.
Simulated portfolio, starting cash $100,000. Not investment advice. Methodology.