Frequently Asked Questions

The majority of our content is entirely free. Weekly posts and data from all prior uptrends and downtrends are available for free. Case studies, and our performance history are also free.

As a paid member, you have access to the Market Signal data for the current (ongoing) trend.

• Members on the Essential plan have access to the Market Signal on a weekly basis via our weekly posts
• Members on the Pro plan have everything in Essential, PLUS access to the Market Signal on a daily basis via the current trend page

When the current trend ends, it's associated posts will be disclosed, and only forthcoming posts for the new trend will be limited to paid members.

Yes! Invest with Raincheck Fund on Autopilot.

Just connect your brokerage and Raincheck Fund's buying and selling activity will automatically be duplicated in your account.

This website is for individuals who want to use our Market Signal to independently track and manage their own portfolios.

Investing on Autopilot links your brokerage and places trades automatically.

Yes! Please see our Case Studies and Performance History sections

This website focuses on determining market sentiment, and analyzing TQQQ during uptrends (or SQQQ during downtrends). Our flagship Autopilot portfolio (Raincheck Fund) is actively managed, and won’t have the same return as a portfolio 100% invested in TQQQ or SQQQ.

All Autopilot subscriber’s returns will differ from one another’s due to many factors including but not limited to: when they subscribed (the date and time their trades executed), if there was any delay due to trade approvals, if they were subject to PDT restrictions, etc.

Holding TQQQ long-term is volatile, and subject to extreme fluctuations from which it may take years to recover. Raincheck Fund’s Market Signal keeps you out of the market during these downturns. 

It depends on your goals and risk tolerance. Holding QQQ long term is widely accepted as a sound investing strategy. Raincheck Fund’s approach is a higher risk/reward strategy.

Beta-slippage is the performance drag that occurs in leveraged ETFs due to daily rebalancing and compounding, especially in volatile markets. For example, if an asset rises 25% one day and falls 20% the next, its price returns to the original value. However, a 2x leveraged ETF tracking it would lose 10% over the same period.

This happens because leveraged ETFs amplify daily returns, not long-term performance, and volatility magnifies the effect. Beta-slippage isn’t a flaw—it’s the natural outcome of their design. These ETFs are best suited for short-term trading, not long-term holding.

Raincheck Fund is NOT financial advice.

Raincheck Fund is not a registered financial advisor. Our content is based on publicly available information and is for educational purposes only. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Raincheck Fund does not assume any liability for any loss on investments.

We offer a free trial on all paid tiers so users can try Raincheck Fund before buying.