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How do you do it without borrowing shares? Easily. You buy the appropriate vehicles long. Which is actually a bet that the market will go down. Let me explain. There are investment options that you can buy long that represent an investment that their benchmark will go down. Its the same results as shorting except with traditional shorting you are borrowing shares that you don’t own.

All of the inverse (short) funds, etfs, stock symbols have a counter part for going long.
1x Beta Inverse ETFs

If you wanted to make an investment that the Nasdaq 100 was going to go down you could do so buying PSQ. PSQ’s benchmark is the opposite of the QQQQ performance.

PSQ - Seeks daily investment results of 1x the inverse of the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100 (or market Symbol NDX.x).

SH - Seeks daily investment results of 1x the inverse of the daily performance of the S&P 500 (or market Symbol SPX.x).

MYY - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the MidCap Index (or market Symbol MID.x).

DOG - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the Dow 30 (or market Symbol INDU).

RWM - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the Russell2000 (market symbol: RUT.x).

SBB - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the SmallCap 600 (market symbol: SML.x).

2x Beta Inverse ETFs. Theoretically these investment vehicles produce twice the gain/loss of their benchmark. Its not always exact - speaking from experience.

QID - If you thought the Nasdaq 100 was going to go down, you would buy the symbol QID.

SDS - If you thought the S&p 500 was going to go down, you would buy the symbol SDS.

MZZ - If you thought the MidCap 400 was going down, you would buy the symbol MZZ.

DXD - If you thought the Dow 30 was going down, you would buy the symbol DXD.

TWM - If you thought the Russell 2000 was going down, you would buy TWM.

SDD - If you thought the Small Cap 600 was going down you would buy SDD

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Portfolio Test

How do you do it without borrowing shares? Easily. You buy the appropriate vehicles long. Which is actually a bet that the market will go down. Let me explain. There are investment options that you can buy long that represent an investment that their benchmark will go down. Its the same results as shorting except with traditional shorting you are borrowing shares that you don’t own.

All of the inverse (short) funds, etfs, stock symbols have a counter part for going long.
1x Beta Inverse ETFs

If you wanted to make an investment that the Nasdaq 100 was going to go down you could do so buying PSQ. PSQ’s benchmark is the opposite of the QQQQ performance.

PSQ - Seeks daily investment results of 1x the inverse of the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100 (or market Symbol NDX.x).

SH - Seeks daily investment results of 1x the inverse of the daily performance of the S&P 500 (or market Symbol SPX.x).

MYY - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the MidCap Index (or market Symbol MID.x).

DOG - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the Dow 30 (or market Symbol INDU).

RWM - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the Russell2000 (market symbol: RUT.x).

SBB - Seeks daily investment results of 2x the inverse of the daily performance of the SmallCap 600 (market symbol: SML.x).

2x Beta Inverse ETFs. Theoretically these investment vehicles produce twice the gain/loss of their benchmark. Its not always exact - speaking from experience.

QID - If you thought the Nasdaq 100 was going to go down, you would buy the symbol QID.

SDS - If you thought the S&p 500 was going to go down, you would buy the symbol SDS.

MZZ - If you thought the MidCap 400 was going down, you would buy the symbol MZZ.

DXD - If you thought the Dow 30 was going down, you would buy the symbol DXD.

TWM - If you thought the Russell 2000 was going down, you would buy TWM.

SDD - If you thought the Small Cap 600 was going down you would buy SDD