Look I know it's an obvious trade, and a potentially early one...but c'mon. Long term, can I find anyone who will bet against tech? Any number of individual QQQ components are oversold today, so you could take your pick of them, too. GOOG, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN, etc. and maybe do better trading them. But diversificiation mitigates individual stock risk factors.
I might be early on this trade, as a full blown correction has been a while coming, and it could be a 10% one or more depending on how earnings season goes. But if I had a nickel for every time I've ever missed a profitable potential QQQ trade because I waited too long, I'd have a LOT more nickels than I do now. This one may take a while to work out, but betting on the QQQ is as close to free money as there is in the stock market long term, in my opinion.
Besides, if interest rates are heading lower (and I believe they are), tech will benefit. We saw that after the latest inflation numbers printed. But the celebration was early and now I think everyone was looking for a reason to calm down and book profits until the actual easing happens. If Biden talking China trade restrictions for the chip makers and Trump giving TikTok some love is the excuse, fine. Whatever works. But in my mind, there is nothing macro that tells me this isn't just a normal correction. I'm not even convinced it's gonna be that extreme yet.
Again, it could go lower before it turns around. My response: fine, then I'll add to my position whenever it's oversold. But until someone can convince me that long-term, tech is not a winner I"m taking this trade.
Buying lots as long as it's oversold and selling each lot as it becomes BOTH overbought and profitable. I'll update as I buy or sell.
As always, this idea is edu-tainment, not investment advice. If you trade with my ideas, good luck to you, but it's your responsibility not mine in terms of how that turns out for you. Never put money into the market that you can't afford to lose if things go badly sideways.