The Leveraged Bands (LevBands) strategy showed $UPRO below the buy price indicated by its algorithm yesterday but it rose to that buy price so this strategy bought $UPRO (buy low). LevBands will sell $UPRO when it falls to the sell price indicated by its algorithm (cover your assets). The higher frequency of trading when using this strategy seems to be a factor causing its long-term return to be lower than the Leveraged Crosses (LevCrosses) strategy--and that lower return is the reason LevCrosses is a component of the Optimum Mix rather than LevBands. Any questions or feedback?