Shyon
04-09
Wednesday’s rally showed how quickly sentiment can reverse when macro fears ease. As oil prices dropped on ceasefire hopes, inflation and “higher-for-longer” rate concerns cooled, helping drive strong gains across the $DJIA(.DJI)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ .

Leveraged ETFs like SOXL, TQQQ, TSLL, NVDL, etc... are powerful tools for trading momentum, but I view them strictly as short-term setups because daily reset and volatility decay can quickly hurt returns in choppy markets.

SOXL’s huge move is exciting, but I’d stay disciplined instead of chasing. Strong market breadth and continued AI semiconductor momentum are bullish signals, yet balancing aggressive trades with stable core holdings remains the smarter strategy for me. I am glad to have my $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ on good profit after bottoming it few weeks ago.

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SOXL 4-Day Rally to $80 — Semiconductor Bull Run Still Has Legs?
3x leveraged semiconductor ETF SOXL surged 5.46% to $80.56, extending a four-session cumulative rebound to over 41%, as SNDK's Nasdaq 100 inclusion and broad chip sector strength were amplified by triple leverage. The $80 level was broken for the first time on a closing basis, with $85 as the next resistance zone. After four consecutive sessions of gains, daily reset decay is mounting — continue chasing the rally or start trimming positions?
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