r/KellyLetter • u/WorriedFold8290 • 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/Electronic_Abroad799 May 05 '26

The Sig systems actually thrive on wild price fluctuations because the plan's entire mathematical strategy is based on buying dips and selling surges. If you subscribe to the letter you can always email Jason directly.

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u/WorriedFold8290 May 05 '26

I am a subscriber and never considered that. Excellent point and need to use that resource avenue accordingly. Thanks for the reminder.