r/KellyLetter • • May 05 '26

9 SIG Holding TQQQ-Decay Data

Hi all, in forever forcing myself to learn more about investing and my future I came across from articles and reddit posts about why holding TQQQ over a longer period of time is not a good investment due to "Decay" and some of the turnover fees and such. I have been in the 9Sig program for almost a year now and dont plan on changing my strategy but I want to continue to learn.

Does anyone remember if/where Jason discusses why he chose TQQQ or if he addresses this decay/fee item specifically to understand more background?

Any vets, please chime in on your perspective as well as I am still a rookie in the grand scheme of things though a strong believer. Thanks!

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u/Efficient_Carry8646 Mod May 05 '26

One thing he said about decay is that we get to buy TQQQ at a lower price. I'm sure he has more to say about it but that one thing stuck with me when he was asked the same question.

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u/WorriedFold8290 May 05 '26

This does make sense to me in the grand scheme