RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This Widowmaker Connn Tango!Well your trading strategy will be up to you, whatever you're comfortable with.Regarding educating you on this etf, it's not a stock, since it's inception back in 2012, it has lost more than 99.99% of its value through decay, it's been through 5 consolidations, the last one being 10:1, the pair trade of hvu/hvi is uvxy/svxy, also hvi tops are good indicators of entry points for hvu. If you're not careful you will lose half your capital initially and lose the other half trying to make back what you lost. l'll give you some tips that l've discovered, they're pretty basic but they work; 1) l try to buy close to the low, in a 1X:2X:3X:4X ratio, since you cannot predict the bottom, your 1st buy has to be small, then if the price goes up buy 2X, if not wait or sell 2) when you see a v shaped bottom setting in and is being supported, place the 3X and 4X orders, so for $50,000.00, 1X is 5,000.00, 2X is 10,000.00, 3X is 15,000.00 and 4X is 20,000.00 3 ) for days when finding an entry point seems impossible, pull up the hvi chart, wait until it tops out, then using that as a guide start buying hvu, don't do this late in the day however as it doesn't work well near close. 4) sometimes it doesn't offer any opportunities at all, this is where having all your charts up at once will help, let's say l've committed 1X which is 5,000 from my 50,000, but the price is crashing badly. Best option here is to sell hvu, if it's showing a falling trend, then start accumulating hvi with the same strategy mentioned above, the return will be low, but you'll still make a profit. These are some of my basic strategies, have many more but these are the easiest, hopefully they'll work well for you too, however at the end of the day l'm not an advisor, so do your own due diligence and good luck.