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by Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC Gold has failed to gain traction over the past couple months, normally a seasonally-strong time. That has really weighed on sentiment, leaving traders increasingly bearish. Gold investment
As equities surge to all-time highs, volatility has all but vanished. Hedge funds are betting the calm will last, shorting the Cboe Volatility Index, or VIX, at rates not seen
Talk Digital Network, Released on 4/13/19 Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book “Juggling
Everything is fiiiinnnnneee >German regulator bans shorting of Wirecard shares t.co/ytX3Ry8MlJ pic.twitter.com/gkAqotOswX — 𝕮𝖍𝖎 🛢️ (@chigrl) February 18, 2019
by chozanwan SQQQ tracks the inverse of the NASDAQ-100, not the S&P 500. But I’ll answer the question as if you’re comparing SQQQ vs shorting QQQ (the ETF that tracks the
Chinese miners are reportedly becoming the biggest short sellers both locally and internationally, following an increased number of hedging operations in the current bear market, Chinese crypto outlet 8BTC reported
by New Life Again the same tongue in cheek humour goes in reverse, lots of FOMO shorts right now, the savage relief bounce wicks on many unregulated exchanges will vapourise
via businessinsider: 1. Shorting commodity companies that directly benefit from Chinese demand: BHP Billiton has been thriving on China’s iron ore demand over past few years. Around half of Brazil’s and Australia’s
by SP Mish posts and ZH picks up his assessment and adds a few charts. From the WSJ: Investors are placing a record number of bets that a protracted slump in gold
Financial Survival Network, Released on 12/26/17 Short sellers need dopamine too. Bubbles are dopamine triggers, in fact some of the best known to man available without a prescription. We’re just
IMF & Eurozone are threatening to walk away from Greece because they want Greece to implement more austerity. UBS hints of massive auto lending fraud, which mimics the housing market