Tag: Inverse ETF
Best Inverse ETFs That Short The Market 2022 – Sector Picks
Investors anticipating a bear market, when stock prices fall, might be wondering, “How do I profit from declining asset prices?” After more than a decade-long bull market, a turnaround is bound to occur. Short or inverse ETFs might be the way to profit when markets fall. What is Short Selling? Short selling is an advanced […]
Don’t Let Regulators Shut The Door On Leveraged ETFs
As the resident ETF expert, I’m always on the lookout for new ways to make money with these wonderful financial tools. Some of the most exciting developments over the last few years are the leveraged and inverse ETFs. As a regular reader of the Dynamic Wealth Report, you’ve seen me write about these before. I’m […]
ETFs – Why You Should Be Using ETFs In Your Own Portfolio
I was at lunch the other day with a friend of mine. Bob and I have known each other for about 12 years now. We recently reconnected and met-up over lunch. It was perfect for me… he paid. (Those of you who know me know how frugal I am!) Anyway, we were talking about his […]
Oil & Gas ETFs
I was driving into the office earlier this week. It was like any other Monday. Stop and go traffic was grating on my nerves. I’d already emptied my to-go mug of coffee. The only thing on the radio was blather. To say the least, it was the start of another workweek. Then the news report […]
Bear Market Trading Strategy – Inverse ETF
Yesterday was a horrible day for the market as recession fears scared away all the buyers. The Institute of Supply Management published a key index showing that non-manufacturing business activity fell sharply. The Dow Jones Industrial Average followed suit, losing 370 points or almost 3%. It was ugly and lots of people were losing money. […]
Inverse ETFs – Short Selling
When asked how to make money in the markets most brokers reply with the famous Wall Street saying, “Buy low and sell high.” This is always easier said than done. Anyone can make money when the markets are moving up and up and up. But, what if the market starts falling? As we mentioned in […]
