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After a punishing first half of the year for the stock markets, traders continued to ramp up bets against equities. Exchange traded fund investors can also hedge against further market risks with bear

Stocks and index ETFs are attempting to pull out of the downdraft that has engulfed much of June, as consumer confidence has fallen off due to climbing inflation and energy prices. Meanwhile, inverse

Three, new, indicators based on the amount of buying in bearish ETFs are signaling a strong, “risk on” moment. They are based on the “theory of contrary opinion,” the theory that says stock pr

While U.S. equities enjoyed a strong rebound on Tuesday, short or bearish interest remains and financial strategists warned that more declines are likely with investors too complacent about the possib

While more sound the alarm on the economy's potential dip into a recession, investors could turn to inverse or bearish exchange traded fund strategies to hedge further risks. After the Federal Reserve

Since practically all equity classes drop during a steep market correction, shorting a major index is an investor's best chance at making a profit. A perfect storm of inflation, quantitative tightenin

As major Wall Street Banks warn of further pain ahead after the markets suffered their worst one-day loss in two years, investors can turn to bearish or inverse exchange traded fund strategies to hedg

Losing out in a down market isn't the “admission fee” for trading; that's why hedging exists. Surprisingly, however, not many investors optimize their portfolios for success when the market is str

The bearish trend is likely to continue, with some analysts expecting bigger drops.

With the S&P 500 inching closer toward a bear market, exchange traded fund investors can still use short or bearish strategies to hedge further downside risks. After dipping more than 2% Monday, the S

ETF issuer AXS is following up on SARK's success with another fund tied to Cathie Wood's ARK.

After a terrible April, the equity markets may still have more pain ahead. If an investor is still worried about further pullbacks, one might consider bearish or short exchange traded fund strategies

The S&P 500 is about to decline sharply, Morgan Stanley's Michael J. Wilson cautioned, as quoted on Bloomberg.

The S&P 500 has been underperforming this year and has been holding promise for the future. Here's why.

As the Federal Reserve begins to aggressively tighten its monetary policy and potentially trigger a recession in the process, wary investors could turn to alternative or bearish exchange traded fund s