Short S&P500 -1X ETF (SH)

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Volume:

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Market Cap 17.67M

PE Ratio -

EPS -

Volume (Avg. Vol.) 19.74M

Day's Range $13.62 - $13.73

52-Week Range $13.47 - $16.32

Dividend & Yield $0.66 (4.84%)

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A $3 Billion ETF Shorting S&P 500 Pulls In Most Cash Since 2020

From Bloomberg Aug 31, 2022

A $3.2 billion exchange-traded fund betting against the S&P 500 pulled in the most cash in over two years as investors recalibrate their expectations for stocks in the face of a more hawkish Federal Reserve.

BZ Chart Of The Day: The Selling Just May Be Getting Started

From Benzinga May 10, 2022

If history is a guide, there’s a chance that the recent selloff in the market may have just gotten started. As you can see on the below chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average going back to 1897, the current move lower is barely visible. There have been many bear markets that lasted for many months or even years.

If Stocks Go Down, This ETF Goes Up

From Benzinga Sep 20, 2021

There's a chance the st...

If Stocks Go Lower, This ETF Will Move Higher

From Talk Markets Jul 8, 2021

Investors who believe a sell-off is coming should consider inverse ETFs as a way to protect their portfolios.

If Stocks Go Lower, This ETF Will Move Higher

From Benzinga Jul 7, 2021

Many analysts are predicting there will soon be a correction in the market. They cite the high levels of inflation and the problems employers are having highering employees. Now,...

3 ETFs That Will Go Up If The Market Goes Down

From Talk Markets Apr 28, 2021

Bearish investors should consider inverse ETFs as a way to protect themselves from, and even profit, if the market heads lower.

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