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You don’t need inverse anything if you have a well diversified portfolio. My portfolio has 25 holdings. They compensate for each other during downtimes. Never had them all down at once. Plus you have to get rid of inverse ETFs once whatever they are tracking starts going back up.
It's true you don't need inverse ETFs if tactically combating a bear market isn't your jam. Diversification and asset allocation are time-tested strategies but they aren't substitutes for investing with an adequate margin of safety (cushion). Prudent investors always invest with an adequate margin of safety. Thanks for watching and commenting! See you soon, Ron P.S. Be sure to check out our new margin of safety tool, here's the waiting list: mailchi.mp/etfguide.com/mos
Bear market rallies can be fast and furious. But they are typically much smaller in duration and scale vs. the overall bigger downtrend. Being short isn't an easy trade, even when the market is swinging in your favor. Short ETF positions require babysitting. That said, so long as inflation and interest rates are rising, stock prices will remain under pressure. That's my view and I'm sticking with it. Thanks for dropping by Fred, nice to see you again. Ron
Hi Christopher, if you have specific ETF ticker symbols you'd like to see facing each other, please send them to us. It's within the unique ETF Battles framework that we analyze and compare ETFs vs. each other. Thanks for watching! Ron
David or Dave, one can never have enough Daves around. I might be biased on this. This morning I've been looking at Innovator ETFs, BJUL, PJUL and UJUL. Can any of these be good investments for old Boomer investors with too much time on their hands? Or am I just pre-digging my grave?
You're appreciation for the name Dave is super biased, LOL. I had to use David and Dave to avoid confusion and in uncut versions of this episode, I still got confused. Regarding the Innovator ETFs you mentioned - they are all part of a newer category of "buffer" or "hedged" ETFs. Allianz also offers similar products. These type of ETFs do offer downside protection - but with some limits and caveats. We're adding a few lectures to address buffer ETFs in our class titled "Profit During Crashing Markets." Thanks for dropping by! Warm regards, Ron P.S. Here's the link: www.etfguide.com/classes/
@@etfguide Thanks Ron. You think I'm biased? Well, maybe a little. I'll have a look at that link. Not sure if I am overcomplicating this. I do watch my asset allocation quite carefully. Again Thanks, The Dave S.
Reading about people grabbing multi-figures monthly as incomes in investments even in this crazy days in the market, any pointers on how to make substantial progress in earning? I would appreciate.
Generating income via options is what I think you've been reading about. We have an upcoming online class that will cover this strategy. In the meantime, here's our course catalog and thanks for watching! Ron Here's the link: www.etfguide.com/classes/
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Congrats to viewer Inov8V, we chose your ETF Battle request! Please send us your shipping address and t-shirt size or if you'd like we can send you an ETF Battles coffee mug. Thanks for watching! www.etfguide.com/contact-us
You don’t need inverse anything if you have a well diversified portfolio. My portfolio has 25 holdings. They compensate for each other during downtimes. Never had them all down at once. Plus you have to get rid of inverse ETFs once whatever they are tracking starts going back up.
It's true you don't need inverse ETFs if tactically combating a bear market isn't your jam. Diversification and asset allocation are time-tested strategies but they aren't substitutes for investing with an adequate margin of safety (cushion). Prudent investors always invest with an adequate margin of safety. Thanks for watching and commenting! See you soon, Ron P.S. Be sure to check out our new margin of safety tool, here's the waiting list: mailchi.mp/etfguide.com/mos
SARK is juicy but I'm all in on SQQQ! Pretty peeved the market has actually done great over the last week.
Bear market rallies can be fast and furious. But they are typically much smaller in duration and scale vs. the overall bigger downtrend. Being short isn't an easy trade, even when the market is swinging in your favor. Short ETF positions require babysitting. That said, so long as inflation and interest rates are rising, stock prices will remain under pressure. That's my view and I'm sticking with it. Thanks for dropping by Fred, nice to see you again. Ron
@@etfguide Ronny D! Yeah, I read the average bear market lasts about a year while I think the average bull market lasts about 4 years. Thanks buddy!
Both David’s are super professional
How about FCPI vs INFL
Inflation ETFs
This looks like a super intriguing inflation focused ETF contest. Thank you Ebrahim! Ron
100% agree. SH is all i would do
can you have something on inverse and leveraged ETF s. comparing the two
Hi Christopher, if you have specific ETF ticker symbols you'd like to see facing each other, please send them to us. It's within the unique ETF Battles framework that we analyze and compare ETFs vs. each other. Thanks for watching! Ron
@@etfguide TBT and TTT 20+ bond shorts etf's
David or Dave, one can never have enough Daves around. I might be biased on this.
This morning I've been looking at Innovator ETFs, BJUL, PJUL and UJUL. Can any of these be good investments for old Boomer investors with too much time on their hands? Or am I just pre-digging my grave?
You're appreciation for the name Dave is super biased, LOL. I had to use David and Dave to avoid confusion and in uncut versions of this episode, I still got confused. Regarding the Innovator ETFs you mentioned - they are all part of a newer category of "buffer" or "hedged" ETFs. Allianz also offers similar products. These type of ETFs do offer downside protection - but with some limits and caveats. We're adding a few lectures to address buffer ETFs in our class titled "Profit During Crashing Markets." Thanks for dropping by! Warm regards, Ron P.S. Here's the link: www.etfguide.com/classes/
@@etfguide Thanks Ron. You think I'm biased? Well, maybe a little.
I'll have a look at that link.
Not sure if I am overcomplicating this. I do watch my asset allocation quite carefully.
Again Thanks,
The Dave S.
How about a beta ETF battle, such as BBUS and PBUS?
Super super super video
Thank you Ebrahim!
ITA vs PPA? Thanks Ron!
Great suggestion! We have an upcoming aerospace ETF showdown. Thank you Inder mann. Ron
thanks for picking my suggestion...i enjoyed the show (as always)...how do i claim a t-shirt?
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Reading about people grabbing multi-figures monthly as incomes in investments even in this crazy days in the market, any pointers on how to make substantial progress in earning? I would appreciate.
Generating income via options is what I think you've been reading about. We have an upcoming online class that will cover this strategy. In the meantime, here's our course catalog and thanks for watching! Ron Here's the link: www.etfguide.com/classes/