| How You Trade 3X Leverage Without Getting Chopped Up This is where people screw up with leveraged ETFs. When you get a 12.6% pop from a geopolitical event, you take it. Period. 3X leverage works both ways - it amplifies your gains when you're right, but it'll chop you up if you get greedy and hold through the volatility. My strategy with DFEN has always been rinse and repeat: position for the structural trends, take profits when catalysts deliver the pop, then reload on pullbacks. Because the catalysts keep coming. Ukraine's still grinding through munitions faster than they can be replenished. China's getting more aggressive in the Indo-Pacific. The Middle East never stays quiet for long. And now we've got direct U.S. military operations in South America. Each situation drives the same demand - advanced defense systems. Your Action Plan I'm watching for DFEN to pull back so I can reload with April, May, or June calls. Because everything that made me bullish in Q4 has only accelerated. Record defense spending commitments from allies, multi-year modernization cycles just getting started, supply chain replenishment needs from Ukraine aid, tech shift requiring massive R&D investment, persistent global tensions creating continuous demand. The defense super-cycle I positioned for in October? We're still in the early innings. The Venezuela operation just proved how quickly geopolitical events can trigger these moves. That's why you trade DFEN with discipline - capture the pops, avoid the chop, and reload when the setup is right. Because I'm pretty sure at some point, something else will boil over. It always does. The thesis is stronger than ever. Time to get positioned for the next cycle. And if you want to follow along, check us out at our Catalyst Cashouts Live. |
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