General Markets busted through its "chop zone". I can see the market retesting its 8/9 lows. Possibility of oversold being even MORE sold so going long is not recommended unless you're already in an inverse etf of some sort. Gold and silver is now a sell for me. With dollar gaining strength and fund needing to raise cash to meet margin requirements, I see precious metal getting sold off like 2008 in the near term. Long term aspects are still intact, its just not worth holding since the inverse ETFs can make u a solid gain right now.
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BGZ is still a hold.
General Markets busted through its "chop zone". I can see the market retesting its 8/9 lows. Possibility of oversold being even MORE sold so going long is not recommended unless you're already in an inverse etf of some sort. Gold and silver is now a sell for me. With dollar gaining strength and fund needing to raise cash to meet margin requirements, I see precious metal getting sold off like 2008 in the near term. Long term aspects are still intact, its just not worth holding since the inverse ETFs can make u a solid gain right now.
FYI - BGZ is an inverse times 3 Russell 1000 etf. So when the market crashes ... this roughly gains three times the percentage loss of the Russell 1000 Index (Big Caps).
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FYI - BGZ is an inverse times 3 Russell 1000 etf. So when the market crashes ... this roughly gains three times the percentage loss of the Russell 1000 Index (Big Caps).
LeRinkRat, thatz a point, but I'd argue its not a good point. Look at a Nasdaq chart and glance over to a S&P 500 chart. You see how the market has chopped over the last six weeks? But the Nasdaq has had higher lows vs the S&P500. That says strength ... so when the market sells off, I want my money earning me the biggest percentage gain possible. Given the strength in the Nasdaq over the S&P500 the last six weeks, I will take a stab at an inverse ETF thatz not the SQQQ (Nasdaq times three inverse).
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LeRinkRat, thatz a point, but I'd argue its not a good point. Look at a Nasdaq chart and glance over to a S&P 500 chart. You see how the market has chopped over the last six weeks? But the Nasdaq has had higher lows vs the S&P500. That says strength ... so when the market sells off, I want my money earning me the biggest percentage gain possible. Given the strength in the Nasdaq over the S&P500 the last six weeks, I will take a stab at an inverse ETF thatz not the SQQQ (Nasdaq times three inverse).
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