MrJohnRoss
Well-known member
URTY vs. TNA
For those of you who trade ETF's in your IRA's or 401k's, this info may be of interest to you...
So long, TNA/TZA, I found a better horse to ride. See chart below:
TNA is the 3X Leveraged Small Cap Bull Fund. I compared this ETF to URTY, which is the 3X Leveraged Russel 2000 ETF.
The above one year graph is the RELATIVE STRENGTH of URTY compared to TNA. (URTY divided by TNA). It's obvious that URTY has outperformed TNA over the last year, as the general direction of the line is sloping higher. Just dividing the current 20 day average compared to the 20 day avg from a year ago, shows at least a 12% improvement of URTY over TNA.
Whether this is due to lower internal costs of URTY or just better performance, it doesn't matter to me. I just want the most bang for my buck.
That's why I won't be using TNA or TZA again any time soon. If you've used these ETF's in the past, you may want to consider something new.
By the way, the 3X downside R2K ETF is SRTY. These two ETF's will be my new best buddies in my 401k and IRA's for trading purposes.
Good luck!
For those of you who trade ETF's in your IRA's or 401k's, this info may be of interest to you...
So long, TNA/TZA, I found a better horse to ride. See chart below:
TNA is the 3X Leveraged Small Cap Bull Fund. I compared this ETF to URTY, which is the 3X Leveraged Russel 2000 ETF.
The above one year graph is the RELATIVE STRENGTH of URTY compared to TNA. (URTY divided by TNA). It's obvious that URTY has outperformed TNA over the last year, as the general direction of the line is sloping higher. Just dividing the current 20 day average compared to the 20 day avg from a year ago, shows at least a 12% improvement of URTY over TNA.
Whether this is due to lower internal costs of URTY or just better performance, it doesn't matter to me. I just want the most bang for my buck.
That's why I won't be using TNA or TZA again any time soon. If you've used these ETF's in the past, you may want to consider something new.
By the way, the 3X downside R2K ETF is SRTY. These two ETF's will be my new best buddies in my 401k and IRA's for trading purposes.
Good luck!