My point is posted in my first response, go check it out and if questions remain, let me know.But what's the point? They'll practically cancel each other out, no? You might as well just park your cash in T-bills and collect interest.
My point is posted in my first response, go check it out and if questions remain, let me know.But what's the point? They'll practically cancel each other out, no? You might as well just park your cash in T-bills and collect interest.
But what's the point? They'll practically cancel each other out, no? You might as well just park your cash in T-bills and collect interest.
Why he don't say so hisself?I think OP point was to try to find something that can inverse the QQQ as a lead into what the QQQ might do in the near future. And in truth, there is nothing that leads it outside empirical data, which is lagging anyways. I mean as far as I am concerned, overall, in general, over a long time-frame, the ZN is best inverse. Hell, we all know gold has been pointless. Oil is pointless.
There is no true leading indicator of another instrument that can predict the QQQ's movement. Tech-heavy shit like that? It's just the Fed.
What do you want?offsets the losses
Break it down into simple terms.
If QQQ moves 10 UP
What do you want from the successful candidate of your search?
10 DOWN?
Yes or no
yeah, we know. Now draw us a picture.No. I spelled
Well, as you can see, even ZN seems to follow the QQQ (since 2021).overall, in general, over a long time-frame, the ZN is best inverse. Hell, we all know gold has been pointless. Oil is pointless.
When the shit hits the fan and the stock market tanks, you're suppose to get out of the trade. Other than that, I suggest you look into hedging your bet with options.No. I spelled it out above what I am looking for. I would say a successful candidate would go up (gain money) over time, but when the shit hits the fan and the stock market starts crashing it tends to move the other way. Again, I spelled it out up above.

I think OP point was to try to find something that can inverse the QQQ as a lead into what the QQQ might do in the near future. And in truth, there is nothing that leads it outside empirical data, which is lagging anyways. I mean as far as I am concerned, overall, in general, over a long time-frame, the ZN is best inverse. Hell, we all know gold has been pointless. Oil is pointless.
There is no true leading indicator of another instrument that can predict the QQQ's movement. Tech-heavy shit like that? It's just the Fed.
