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Like shorting fish in a barrel.
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Backing up the MF Pro recommendation:
-Financial sector returns have lagged the overall market during the current prolonged upswing
-Valuations in the financial sector are favorable
This ETF takes advantage of the above 2 assertions and applies 3X leverage
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Ultras have high expenses and financial are recovering
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This morning you've got time for a hot, home-cooked breakfast
Delicious and piping hot in only 3 microwave minutes.
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here we go. people are getting jittery. If you have made money long, time to start putting the gains in cds and savings over the summer.
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Time for financials to go down. Earnings aren't good enough yet.
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Real money trade - synthetic short via options
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daily reset = prison love
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Investing in a 3X bear ETF is like shooting fish in a barrel - Not much fun, and before long you're all wet and everythings red. Betting against a 3X bear ETF is more fun than a barrel of monkeys (although that's not saying much, as a barrel full of monkeys is smelly loud, and can draw fines and lawsuits from the SPCA).
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MFPro - Bull Financial Sector
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It is time. Market can't go past 13,500. Budget stalls. Big money is pulling out while the little guy is just getting in.
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The Financials are deeply undervalued...even if you factor in many toxic assets.
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Overleveraged, derivative piece of utter crap trap bull$hit, or should I say bears$hit?
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QE is on hold and end of the quarter market rally is unlikely to be sustained with daily reminders from Europe that headline hopes are not the same as an improving economy.
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Following TMFBabo's lead and my own feeling that the markets will generally rise through the national election... no other analysis done.
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FAZ will be a solid performer in 2012, because a) the Euro crisis will keep banks down and out, b) there are many unresolved lawsuits against larger banks (both blaming them for the 2008 crisis and for mortgage foreclosures), and c) public and political sentiment is against the banking industry (hence more regulation is on the horizon).
These factors can all change, but are unlikely to during 2012.
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