Has anyone tried the inverse index ETFs? Like QID, DXD, SDS and TWM They equal 2X short the index. Any advantage/disadvantage over directly shorting index' ETFs?
Silly question I got into a debate with my boss over - if you were an insitution and had to report your net long/short exposure, if you were short the QID, would that be a net long or short position
Been trading QID daily for the past 2 months. Green every day so far... the closest I have ever come to free money. Learn to recognise the extremes (then the stall) and buy. Holding anywhere from 15 minutes to 2 or 3 hours. Look for MACD crossovers, enter and place a 10-15 cent stop. The market always gives something back.... almost every day... and QID is a great way to play these pullbacks/pauses. It beats the hell out of BRCM, AAPL, SNDK, NVDA, etc.
You can invest only half your money. You are about as sharp as a marble. el surdo don't be so dismissive of this idea. imagine if the qid were at 100 to 1.