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BETAPRO SP500 VIX ST FTRS 2X DLY BULL T.HVU



TSX:HVU - Post by User

Comment by Midgetwhackeron Mar 19, 2016 5:24pm
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Post# 24679541

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This Widowmaker Connn Tango!

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This Widowmaker Connn Tango!
TheCapitalistBear wrote:

Remember, this is not a stock! The 52 week low means nothing for HVU. As I mentioned before this is because HVU will perpetually, infinitum, long term decay towards 0, zilch, nada, nothing. 

It is down because S&P keeps going up. It's down more than 8x inverse to S&P because we are in deep contango of 6.27%. Until S&P goes down and contango retreats, this thing falls violently.

I am currently long HVU and am experiencing the same pain you and others holding are. I think HVU goes up soon however until it reverses it will move down violently as S&P keeps surprising and going even higher on Fed enthusiasm. That's the nature of a falling knife.

My own 2 trading rules are this: 1) Only trade things you deeply understand. 2) Only risk money you can afford to lose entirely. 



You obviously shouldnt be trading a inverse vix then. Your advise is confusing and not entirely correct. Correct me if im wrong here. The chances of the VIX reaching zero is almost as close to a free fararri being delivered to my door. But since the VIX is based off of options |Calls and Puts| your trying to tell me that the US investors dont care about hedging there bets in the S and P 500. 

Is this what you are saying? Because if so you should get out of the market ASAP

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