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I own 3 right now in my regular brokerage account, all penny stocks. My long term retirement accounts are VTSAX, age targeted fund, and currently hedging the Russel market with RWM.
RWM SARK and SQQQ. Easy dub
>For being a 1% commenter it’s strange that you don’t know Reddit has never once showed when a comment was edited. How do you not know that? You are a shining example of being confidently incorrect, u/myboywears [Here ](https://ibb.co/39gy1RWM)is what reddit looks like on a desktop. There is a clearly visible timestamp and when an edit is made it is explicitly labelled.
I swear I answered this from my phone, did you see a reply? Well, I'll answer again; hopefully I'll say the same thing! Something is ALWAYS going up, even in a bear market; it's our job to find it. If nothing else, it'll be one of the 40 or so non-leveraged *inverse* ETFs out there. But I plan to just keep doing what I do: Watch my positions. When they roll over (I hope you know what I mean by that), find something else that's going up. That means screening all non-leveraged ETFs with options. Sort by 3-month performance. **Look at charts.** <-- this is so key; your eyes know a 'good' chart that's going up. Pick one(s) that's going up. Barchart makes all that so easy for me, but I do pay $20/month for Premium or whatever they call it. After sorting all optionable ETFs by 3-month performance, it's so quick to look through their charts on a 6-month view using their "Flipcharts" feature. Other sites may have something similar. I just commented to u/LabDaddy59 a couple days ago that the stock tickers he looks for (quantum computing, small reactors, plus whatever else), doing that, a person might go through a whole bear market and not even know there was one going on if they didn't pay attention to the news or track the indexes. A 2022-type market I'm sure some ETFs will always be going up. 2008-2009, I'm not so sure, unless you tap into the inverses. On the major indices you've got SH, MYY, SBB, PSQ, DOG, RWM, maybe some others. I didn't check for options on those. And if I just absolutely couldn't find an ETF that was going up "smoothly" (always my overriding criterion), then yes, I guess I'd go to cash for 3/5ths of the portfolio. Because I plan to always keep 20% in TLT (20y Treasuries), and 20% in GLD (unless maybe it goes into a long-term decline and selling CCs doesn't net a positive return). Does any of that make sense based on your experience?
With that I mean that they enable all necessary features in full capacity: Node autoscaling with a reasonable scaletime (my deployment failed due to ionos taking 10 minutes to scale up the nodepool), definitely Cert Manager compatibility (when using Ionos the k8s api server lies within the Ionos cloud, and they configured it in a way where CertManager self check if it presents a Certificate challenge faila, so it never works), and then stuff like ReadWriteMany PVCs (without RWM you cannot do rolling updates, as volumes can only be mounted once. That means you will have downtime every traefik update. That’s just nuts
PE hasn’t reached pandemic or housing bubble lows. Short ETFs are the only way. SPDN, RWM, PSQ, LABD
Calls on SPXS, SQQQ and RWM. I lost half my retirement account in like a month during the 2008 crash. Came back but sure wasn't fun.
what does this mean? Who is RWM?
JPM coordinated the stock market crash using the outfit RWM at 18.03 MA 26 MA 56 MA 106 MA 211 MA 422 at the 30minutes.
AFAIK, this sub doesn't care about the underlying; if it's an option on <whatever>, it's on-topic. BITI may or may not involve futures internally (I have no idea) but, from the outside, it's just an inverse ETF, like SH, PSQ, RWM, or whatever.
Increased my $RWM position to hedge more. Doubt there will be any kind of huge bounce in the short term after that massive fade into the close.
$SARK, $RWM and metals are really putting in work today for me.
$RWM was a better hedge than I thought. Just slicing through support like butter.
Generally option traders discus not 'X ' percent out of the money, but delta as an indicator of how far out of the money, 0.50 being at the money, generally. That and disclosingvthe time span of expiration also give perspective to your reader. ProShares Short Russell2000 (RWM) may not move is a useful way, and may offset gains from the short puts. You can limit your losses by selling a defined risk credit spread. Reduce your risk alternatively by sizing you options contracts position s its risk aligns with what you feel comfortable with.
I'm riding RWM to ATH's the bottom half of the 2000 won't be able to sustain the rate when they refi thise NOTES... and some will will go BK ✌️ The other postion I have is Shorting VUG after selling it in my IRA... back to January Lows... GLA stay blessed 🙌
I think you'll both be right ✅️ have you check out $RWM?
Hedge your portfolio. RWM (1x short Russell 3000), SPXS (3X short SPY) and SQQQ (3x short Biggest Nasdaq). I do this with options, doesn't cost a ton but offers protection on a downturn.
Riding RWM which is SHORT Nasdaq2000 and Nice amount of Bonds... 3% Yield GLA...
Letting my RWM options exercise. See you at the bottom.
I don't understand why it's such a hard concept to force them to buy generic ETFs like $SPY or $VOO for S&P 500, $VTWO or $IWM for Russell 2000, or $VTI for full market exposure. Hell, you could even let them fade the market using inverse ETFs like $SQQQ or $RWM.
I don't understand why it's such a hard concept to force them to buy generic ETFs like $SPY or $VOO for S&P 500, $VTWO or $IWM for Russell 2000, or $VTI for full market exposure. Hell, you could even let them fade the market using inverse ETFs like $SQQQ or $RWM.
A question about selling a PUT Apr 21 @ $26 strike for RWM. I was assigned on the 17th of April, but when I looked at the price for RWM, the highest it reached was for $24.86. So I am agreeing to buy 100 shares of RWM for $26 when it is worth only $24.86. Now, if I sell a covered call for May with a $25 strike, I get the premium ($30) but I could still be about $70 in the hole if that one gets assigned. Am I thinking this one right?
Lol I'm short with RWM but long tech. How's that for contrarion?
If it is leveraged 3x ETF it will bleed over the months so not very ideal. If you want to hold for months, your best bet will be standard inverse ETFs without leverage. These are SH(Sp500), PSQ(nasdaq), DOG(Dow), RWM (Russell2000) The second option will be using 2x inverse leverage, they still bleed but not as much as 3x ones. These are SDS(sp500), QID(nasdaq), DXD(Dow), TWM(Russell2000).
RWM? 1x inverse, small caps gonna die a horribly horrible death
There's no reason for cash. If you are so sure an index isn't going to go up for the short term, just buy a 1X inverse ETF like SH, PSQ or RWM (inverse SPY, QQQ and Russell2000). Or "gamble" with a 2x or 3x version. There is just no logical reason to keep cash or bonds if you are convinced the market is going down.
Unless we are talking about your last lunch money, there are two things to "do" (as oppossed to just holding what you have already done) now with the stock market: 1) buy longterm monster stocks at a discount and wait, 2) buy inverse ETFs. The 1x inverse Russell 2000 etf RWM is up 14% for the past month; its 3x leveraged partner TZA is up 42% for the month. If you truly believe a dramatic dip is coming, take advantage of it, don't fear it.
Any reason not to pick up more RWM tomorrow?
What’s your take on holding RWM right now? Would it be a good move to hold it thru the end of the year based on the economic mood?
Just picked up some RWM, will be holding into next year
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$RWM over $SQQQ right now. WAY up this year on this position. Still holding some of it
It's purely a dividend play. I've been in an out of it 3 times over the past year. Recently got back in ..... My buy range limits are 16-17 and typically sell above the 20 ish range and try to get the dividend in between. T- is not the strongest and will probably be traded a couple more times in this downward market. I've hedged my better stocks with PSQ, SH, and RWM which are basically insurance policies seeing what we may face in the near future.
I'm 30% invested and 70% cash. Carrying 32 stocks weighted with defensive plays and Dividends. Loaded up on PSQ, SH, and RWM as an insurance policy. Playing all the IPOs that come down the pike with cash from dividends and some Squeeze plays if the numbers are right (small float with high interest). When we get to the V or what ever you call it, I'll be 100% invested and continue IPOs and squeezes with Dividend money.
IWM is spectacularly overbought. Consider RWM or other inverse ideas.
Yeah my RWM puts printed faster and harder than I thought possible. They're done, now it's time to roast the newbies.
I'm up about 10% YTD I'm holding SH, PSQ, RWM, GLD and SLV
SPXS and RWM. Kept my positions small enough to add more if the market moves against me for a while.
Now would be a good time to go into inverse ETF's to hedge your losses as they're all at their value price because of the market rebound. I dumped all my bullish stocks in April and went all-in on DOG, PSQ, RWM, and SH and have been in the green for the first time since I started investing last year. With the Fed starting to run off the balance sheet next week and signaling that they're going to be more hawkish, we could be in another bear market next month.
GOOG/MSFT/STWD mostly. Also a bit of PSQ, SQQQ, RWM, and TZA.
If you’re in the states and have a million+ Ritholtz wealth management. If you have under that, still RWM but their robotic advisor. They don’t do boutique offerings for most clients and focus on psychology. Source, I’ve been reading the namesake for 20+ years and am far ahead of my peers following his advice.
I’m thinking shorting the Russell 2000 is a good move it still has a high P/E ratio ticker RWM
You can use these Inverse ETF, they are standard -1x and not double or tripled leveraged stuff. Inverse of S&P 500 - SH Inverse for Nasdaq - PSQ Inverse for Dow - DOG Inverse for russell 200 - RWM
Added to $RWM (-1x $IWM) position on that spike. Don't feel too confident that that pump was fake to add to puts.
RWM calls keeping my head above water.
PSQ and RWM are my only gains... this is a 🐻 world
My best buy this year has been TZA, RWM, and SPXS.
RWM keeps tickling $22, I’m worried it’ll randomly jump premarket and I’ll miss out.
Plan today: Sell the remaining SPY/AAPL calls. Leg back into RWM, SQQQ, GLD shares in IRA.
Feels nice to lock in some gains on the IRA accounts and move to ~40% cash to load up more on a bounce. - SQQQ +29% - RWM +7% - GLD +5%
Calls on DOG, SH, PSQ and RWM
Agree with this assessment. Calls on SH, DOG and RWM.
Yes, short everything. Shiller PE is very high. You can also buy calls on short index funds like SH, DOG and RWM. I have been short since July 2021 and it’s been painful building my mountain of shorts.
The S&P performance goes up and down but I see spikes when pce is down and dome dips when pce goes up. Also fed funds rate and 10 year yield seem to follow each other, it’s a multi decade down trend. I mean German bund was at negative rates. Is it overall deflation because of improving technology? I mean life is so much more efficient now than 40 years ago or even 5 years ago. Pce spiked up for the first time in a long time because of maybe too much stimulus in such a short time period so I think S&p performance will go down, Fed funds snd 10 year yields will go up. So basically short the stock market and bond market in the medium term. RWM TBF SH The shiller PE ratio is very high by the way, higher than 1929 but not as high as 2000.
Russel 2000. I sold puts on the RWM it’s the short Russell etf. RUT is the Russell etf.
VXX is lyfe. Also SPXS, SDS, RWM, and TZA
SSR - is bullshit. they short the RWM, IWM funds and they play around it easily. so don;t hype for SSR its Supa Shitty Rule.
There wasn’t really any online groups because the internet was relatively new. Dial up days. Only a few insiders knew what was going on. Everyone else believed the media and kept adding and buying… I just added 10 RWM $22 Call options for April 2022. It hit $500 in 2008. NFA
over the long-run it'd be a wash or break-even, wouldn't it? a small position, 5-10%, in a tail-risk strategy like TAIL or RWM and the remainder in regular funds/ETFs would take the sting out of a major drop but wouldn't be a long-term drag on performance. look up the long-term history of RWM. but a better option is just to diversify with international, small cap and perhaps value stocks. VOO is dominated by US large and it skews towards growth stocks. but small, value and international will tend to move in cycles and can outperform large cap growth for years at a stretch.
Sold my inverse IWM (RWM) about 2 minutes before it soared into the green. Yay. People interpreting any jobs data as good is the easiest bet ever. No matter what they say someone finds reason to buy from it.
Jacked the tits in RWM shares
200 shares of RWM in the boomer portfolio 200 shares of ATER in meme-folio Totally gonna worry this whole weekend
RWM. Half now at IWM 219, the other half after the first hour
The moment I heard about the taper from the Fed I went straight all in RWM (inverse Russell2k). Somehow it went back up to new daily high but then tanked like I expected. Small caps are fuk if they stop printing money
Ok. Getting longer on RWM. Thanks for the insight.
I'm in RWM, SPXS and SQQQ again. Calls are only in RWM this time. Mainly cash, longs focused on Biotech. You're welcome.
Russell is showing lotta weakness. RWM saving my SPXS.
I'll probably close out my RWM calls tomorrow. Then reapply in a week.
RWM (short Russell 2000) has been bailing me out from my bad bets in SPXS and SQQQ. My gut is that RWM keeps falling but the other two finally follow.
Good write up here, thanks for taking the time to do this research. I think one of the most important points you touched on was over leveraging. Hedge funds are recieving up to 100x leverage for equities and crypto. I think even a minor sell off in the indices/bitcoin could trigger some serious margin calls, and become a catalyst for retail/other funds to sell off. I read recently that retail has borrowed up to 1 trillion dollars this year to put into the stock market, which is maybe why Wells Fargo shut personal lines of credit. It is my understanding that personal lines of credit are often used to purchase equities in the market, and are unsecured. I would usually fact check myself but I have been reading so much lately I think I am going cross eyed. I've got my puts on the SPY, my leaps in HOG, RWM, SPXS, HDGE, my Gamestop shares, off grid farm w/ solar and water catchment, and tinfoil hat. All hedges against the current market. "I may be early, but I'm not wrong" Cheers!
I did some research on what happened during the last crash and the best performing stocks were the RWM and HOG, which are 3x Inverse ETFs. RWM is the inverse of the Russel and HOG is the inverse of the Dow. Basically Russell goes down, RWM go up. I bought Jan 2022 calls for dirt cheap (when markets are at all time high's inverse Bear Markets are at all time lows) You can look at the chart I am memory spitballing here but currents shares of RWM are about 20 bucks and during the 2008 collapse peak was 504 dollars, recent 2020 flash crash they were 60. Buying call options = leveraged exposure to these funds which = stupid money if the market tanks. Easy hedge for long term positions. Also, I am loading up on Gamestop because the highest shorted stocks could launch into the stratosphere when/if big funds get margin called. There is mind boggling DD on r/Superstonk about reverse repo, elliot waves, and math showing that shorts have not covered, that is written by very smart people and is great reading. Not financial advise, just my own game plan. I also am researching for my own DD about the OTC markets. It is my hypothesis they will poop the bed first as they are highly speculative and risky investments. If you do go long I would recommend only buying value investments that have green balance sheets, now is probably not the time for risk.
Look at calls on RWM and SPXU also.
Look at RWM. I don’t know the magic the finance majors engage in, but it has skyrocketed during every market crash.
Buying more RWM. Small caps burning up on reentry from their rocket launch.
20% cash, 5% RWM. Still bullish, just not that bullish.
buy $RWM, the best hedge against correction
Buy $RWM, it's a perfect hedge against market volatility and small caps correction before they resume growth.
Just looked at them. When all three of them (RWM, SBB, and MYY) are down or barely up over the last month, you know they aren't good at what they're supposed to do. The trading volume on them is terribly low too.
I've been working on the same play. It's a great idea. The key is to be accurate and time it right. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/ml39bx/the\_everything\_short\_mortgage\_edition/&sa=D&source=hangouts&ust=1617819032201000&usg=AFQjCNFLBvZO9AglqZ4ZK02F56Awt-kmWA](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/ml39bx/the_everything_short_mortgage_edition/&sa=D&source=hangouts&ust=1617819032201000&usg=AFQjCNFLBvZO9AglqZ4ZK02F56Awt-kmWA) This is certainly going to happen if you know that history rhymes. However, I've been struggling with the same problem. WHEN? A few key elements drive my thinking. 1. When forbearances end in June 1 VS when they arrive on banks books 2. When Mortgage Rates Spike 3. When Overbuilding Spikes 4. Would love to hear about more drivers from the group. I'm considering using the following: BNKD SKF TZA FAZ RWM DOG Would appreciate feedback regard those.
GME is in the RUT, tho. https://etfdb.com/etf/RWM/
Yes. I started buying SQQQ and RWM which are ETFs that short the market. I will still hold CWSFF, HITIF, SHMP, and CTXR as I feel these still have upside potential.
SQQQ and RWM for the day
Yeah I also don’t see DOG or RWM or HDGE. Like if your betting against the market learn how to do it first. Some people have money they literally want to burn hahaha
SQQQ, HDGE, and RWM all short efts for you new bears
I picked up shares of $SH and $RWM. They short the S&P and the Russell, so on down days I don’t have to sell anything at a loss.