Anyone do this strategy where you keep 25% allocation of TQQQ and hold the rest in QQQ.
Say the market goes up for a bit, you sell TQQQ for QQQ to reduce leverage.
If market goes down, you sell QQQ to buy TQQQ at better entry and lower downside risk
Generally keep the allocation 25:75.
This only works with QQQ since it generally move up to the right gradually
With a 6 SKUs store of similar products/prices, do you do 1 PMAX and add them all to the same asset group?
What is the best practice?
On meta ads specifically, everyone says go broad. But curious to see if anyone is having success with manual targeting
Are you using manual targeting (ie restricting expansion) and having success?
And to refresh, do you make a remix version of ads that are working?
So keeping similar messaging but changing up visual hook at the beginning, etc.
Curious to see who is getting better results (i.e. matches/response) on which app. And which premium plan are you using.
Curious to see who is getting better results (i.e. matches/response) on which app. And which premium plan are you using.
How does Bumble work? Do you constantly need to pay for unlimited swipe or spotlight to even make it work?
It's significantly more expensive than Hinge...
As someone who’s been on since 2021, the same pattern emerges with almost every platform (FB is shit, AirBnB is inflated, etc.)
Things are great early on. But after a certain point, the experience starts declining fast as you reach a critical mass of users.
At this stage, I honestly wonder how many profiles are inactive, dead, fake, or heavily throttled in the backend. The ratio probably 10:1 Men:Women, and Match Group will never fully disclose that information.
And they have the balls to keep increasing their premium tiers. What a clown app
Feels like the only real strategy is getting onto newer platforms early, before they become overcrowded and overly optimized.
Anyone found a better app lately?
First of all, TQQQ performance isn't relevant, it's QQQ that you should pay attention to.
Ask yourself, does the upward trend make sense.
And if you plan to sell, do yourself a favor and buy back QQQ so you can reduce drawdowns, yet still capture gains if it continue going up.
Learn to think for yourself instead of following bullshit that other Redditors (lowest group of iq/eqs in the world) are saying.
Namaste.