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Skeptical Contrarians May Find Opportunity In Direxion's S&P 500 Bear Fund

Bear Market Bets: 7 Inverse ETFs for Contrarian Investors

Although inverse ETFs present significant risks to everyday investors, they also provide a convenient mechanism to short the market.

4 Inverse ETFs to Buy If You Believe Robert Kiyosaki Prediction of a Major Market Collapse in October

In concurrence with a few other analysts, Robert Kiyosaki asserted last month that a major market collapse is likely this month. So, if one accepts this prediction, we think inverse ETFs ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ (SQQQ), ProShares Short Dow30 (DOG), ProShares Short Russell2000 (RWM), and Direxion Daily S&P 500 Bear 1X Shares (SPDN) could be good additions one’s portfolio. Read on for an explanation.

The 4 Best Leveraged ETFs to Buy

There is a variety of leveraged ETFs tracking the S&P 500, but there are important differences to consider when finding the best ETFs for you.

An Inverse ETF For Nervous Traders

Leveraged exchange traded funds (ETFs) remain seductive to many traders. After all, plenty of traders like the idea of seeing an ETF deliver double or triple the daily returns of...

5 ETFs that nervous investors can use as insurance against a stock-market crash

These may not make you lots of money, but you might want them to preserve capital, writes Jeff Reeves.

Inverse Equity ETFs to Bet on Historic Selloff

The bull run in U.S. stocks has finally been shaken after almost nine years. The second-largest and most-powerful rally was caught off guard at the start of this month.

Play These Inverse ETFs if Wall Street Loses Momentum

These inverse ETFs could prove beneficial if markets turn rocky.

The 9 Best ETFs and Mutual Funds for a Bear Market

Politics & Geopolitics Loom: Short S&P 500 with These ETFs

There is a number of inverse or leveraged inverse products in the market that offer inverse (opposite) exposure to the index. We highlight those and some of the key differences between each.