I liked your lists, thanks. Your page goes very slow up and down, try to give the size of your images on the page, so the computer does not have to figure it out.
JJ
· 10 months ago
Hi all:
Could anyone please tell me where I can buy these Inverse ETFs... What are minimum lot size? TIA
JJ
StockRake
· 10 months ago
Any lot size. You can buy one share and you can buy them at any broker.
penny stocks
· 6 months ago
I like your list, thanks for posting.
One good advise that some of you might have known already but might find useful for others is you need to do your research before making your commitment. I also suggest not to put all of your money in one basket. Before you start, make sure you have enough money to support and continue what you've started. If you're not ready, just wait.
If you need more go visit this website: http://whisperonwallstreet.com Check out the daily picks and some interesting facts and don't forget to signup for advice.
stevesueng
· 4 months ago
Interesting site.
You say, "I only trade 2x leveraged funds/etfs."
Why is that, do you think that's a way to hold down your expenses ? What's the longest you've held one of these short the market etf's? Do you wait for a big down day and sell before the close?
I have the same sense that expressed in your July 6, 2009 post that, "Short signals developing on everything that didn’t have them as of last week." I just don't know how to take advantage of this.
StockRake
· 4 months ago
Steve, -At the time of this posting I said I only trade 2x funds/etfs. However, I do trade 3x etf's as well since their introduction came after this post.
-The reason why I trade them is because of the added juice/leverage compared to 1x beta index trading vehicles.
I've been trading Rydex funds since their inception which is around 2000-2001 I can't remember exactly. Way before the 2x etf's from ProShares came about.
-I've been building different market timing models (systems) since the same time I started trading Rydex funds. Rydex has no fees for trades, but the catch is that you have limited trading windows of 10:30 and 3:55. So if the market makes a big break at 1PM and you want to sell you have to eat the loss and wait until 3:55 which then gets filled at 4pm. However, if you are swinging for the big long trends, these time restrictions don't really matter, but in shorter swings they matter. You have to have great timing, and that is something I am always working on.
-When I made that post on July 6th, it was basically saying I'm seeing a turn in my signals. The signals I'm always working on. I don't really post about them that often, I just post my trades.
***The ETFs/Funds are not the best thing to trade, but I don't have experience with futures, which are a better vehicle to trade these indexes. The reason futs are better are because these leveraged etfs/funds have a decay factor.
stevesueng
· 4 months ago
Thanks for the response.
I'm going to review your archives and start following your posts. (Currently I'm parked in Ginnie Maes so, obviously, I'm not much of a trader. However, having missed participating in this last rally I feel like I have to come up with some investment strategy other than buying and holding onto mutual funds.)
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Your page goes very slow up and down, try to give the size of
your images on the page, so the computer does not have to
figure it out.
Could anyone please tell me where I can buy these Inverse ETFs... What are minimum lot size? TIA
JJ
One good advise that some of you might have known already but might find useful for others is you need to do your research before making your commitment. I also suggest not to put all of your money in one basket. Before you start, make sure you have enough money to support and continue what you've started. If you're not ready, just wait.
If you need more go visit this website: http://whisperonwallstreet.com
Check out the daily picks and some interesting facts and don't forget to signup for advice.
You say, "I only trade 2x leveraged funds/etfs."
Why is that, do you think that's a way to hold down your expenses ? What's the longest you've held one of these short the market etf's? Do you wait for a big down day and sell before the close?
I have the same sense that expressed in your July 6, 2009 post that, "Short signals developing on everything that didn’t have them as of last week." I just don't know how to take advantage of this.
-At the time of this posting I said I only trade 2x funds/etfs. However, I do trade 3x etf's as well since their introduction came after this post.
-The reason why I trade them is because of the added juice/leverage compared to 1x beta index trading vehicles.
I've been trading Rydex funds since their inception which is around 2000-2001 I can't remember exactly. Way before the 2x etf's from ProShares came about.
-I've been building different market timing models (systems) since the same time I started trading Rydex funds. Rydex has no fees for trades, but the catch is that you have limited trading windows of 10:30 and 3:55. So if the market makes a big break at 1PM and you want to sell
you have to eat the loss and wait until 3:55 which then gets filled at 4pm. However, if you are swinging for the big long trends, these time restrictions don't really matter, but in shorter swings they matter. You have to have great timing, and that is something I am always working on.
-When I made that post on July 6th, it was basically saying I'm seeing a turn in my signals. The signals I'm always working on. I don't really post about them that often, I just post my trades.
***The ETFs/Funds are not the best thing to trade, but I don't have experience with futures, which are a better vehicle to trade these indexes. The reason futs are better are because these leveraged etfs/funds have a decay factor.
I'm going to review your archives and start following your posts. (Currently I'm parked in Ginnie Maes so, obviously, I'm not much of a trader. However, having missed participating in this last rally I feel like I have to come up with some investment strategy other than buying and holding onto mutual funds.)