INVERSE-ETFS

The way these products work is through derivatives, often swap agreements, between the inverse ETF issuer and a counterparty, typically a major bank or financial institution like UBS, Wells Fargo or JP Morgan. Sometimes there are numerous counterparties. An inverse ETF is just a contract in the end, so it's only as good as the counterparty. We provide information on which firm is the largest counterparty for which inverse ETFs and update that to the best of our ability... When we began this project in 2015, several market sentiment indicators were at historic extremes, signaling severe overvaluation in both the stock and bond markets. By 2017, these indicators have become almost manic, rivaling the buoyancy of the Financial Crisis and, in some cases, the dotcom bubble. Throughout the site we will discuss reasons we believe it's so important to hedge your portfolio. We'll present the evidence and let you be the judge. Here is one example…... Common scapegoats include short sellers,..