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🌟 Latest Breakthrough | Swing Trading Research 🔹 For swing trading $TQQQ, $SOXL and other 3x ETFs, a practical target is at least 1:2 risk/reward (R/R), with 1:3 preferred when the setup has a clear trend, catalyst, or well-defined technical invalidation. 🔹 The more important edge is not the ratio alone... it is keeping the dollar risk per trade small enough that a normal leveraged-ETF adverse move does not damage the account. 🔹 My goal was to find a $SOXL trading plan that could consistently produce a 1:2 to 1:3 risk-to-reward ratio. 🔹 I followed three simple trading rules to aim for that R/R ratio, meaning for every $100 I was willing to risk, my goal was to earn $200 to $300. 🔹 I backtested those trading rules over $SOXL's entire 866-week history (March 12, 2010 to October 16, 2026), the result was a 1:2.88 R/R ratio, not 1:3, in other words, for every $100 I actually lost on an average losing trade, I made $288 on an average winning trade. ✅ Total trades: 116 ✅ Winners: 42 ✅ Losers: 74 ✅ Win rate: 36.2% ✅ Closing-price drawdown: −44.9% ✅ Estimated intraday drawdown: −49.5% For those who are serious about swing trading, here's some homework for you and/or your AI. 3 Simple Trading Rules 1⃣ Entry: Buy $SOXL after a cumulative decline of at least __% from the active previous closing peak, provided daily RSI(14) ≤__. 2⃣ Stop-loss: __% below entry price. 3⃣ Take profit: __% above entry price. NFA. DYOR. Past returns do not guarantee future results. #SOXL #TQQQ #SwingTrading #3xETF #RiskReward

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