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If fully invested in just the S&P 500 with 10x leverage, it seems less mathematically possible to have lost just 52% unless it was an very short time horizon. If fully invested, A 5.2% decrease in the value of the S&P 500, with 10x leverage, would lead to a 52% fund draw down, given no margin call during the 5.2% S&P draw down. In most years, the S&P experiences at least one short-term draw down off the years peak of at least 10%, which would lead to a complete loss of capital, given that they hadn't already experienced a forced liquidation due to a margin call on the previously 10x levered assets, which would now be levered higher given a loss in the capital base.

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