Direxion ETFs: Watch my video to learn about their unique benefits for AIM Investors
We have decades of results that show AIM investing with LEAPS is a powerful way to profit from the ups and downs in the market due to the higher leverage and increased volatility of LEAPS.
Investing in LEAPS wasn't possible when Robert Lichello first created AIM investing. Lichello used AIM with stocks.
But LEAPS do come with some tradeoffs and hesitation for some investors.
First, even though their expiration dates are initially more than 2 years in the future, these long term options do have an expiration date. I have a reliable procedure to roll them over after 1 year so you never get close to the expiration date. But this is still a concern for some investors.
Second, the LEAPS for the most valuable companies can be very expensive. Especially because AIM wants you to acquire at least 10-12 contracts so you can do AIM properly.
Third, a lot of investors love the idea of AIM but don't want to make the leap (pun intended) into options trading.
Now we have a new type of investment vehicle that brings many unique benefits for AIM investors: Direxion ETFs.
Direxion ETFs are ETFs but they can be for specific stocks, such as NVDA or TSLA. They can also be ETFs for specific sectors.
In this video, I tell you about those benefits of Direxion ETFs. Watch it to learn more. Then pay attention to my new service where you can learn about the historic good buys for these ETFs along with other LEAPS and stocks that are at their historic low prices.
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Jeff Weber
DISCLAIMER
Jeffrey Weber is not an investment adviser and gives only his personal view and opinion, never making any investment advice or recommendation to buy or sell specific securities. Investors in financial assets must do so at their own responsibility and with due caution as they involve a significant degree of risk. Before investing in financial assets, investors should do their own research and consult a professional investment adviser.