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Account Closed
  • Chicago, IL
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Is it better to be over-leveraged or under-leveraged?

Account Closed
  • Chicago, IL
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Hypothetically, would you be more comfortable being over-leveraged or under-leveraged in your investments? And what's your reasoning?

I'm thinking the most optimal position would be to have a lot of leverage, but with enough cash reserves so I can choose to bail myself out in case of emergency. I don't think I'd want to shovel my hard earned money into equity that may or may not lose value.

All thoughts and opinions are welcome! I'm just brainstorming over here.

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