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About ProShares Short Russell2000
Expense ratio
0.95%
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Inception date
Jan 23, 2007
RWM provides a 1-day bet against the Russell 2000's index of 2,000 US small-cap firms. The underlying index specifically contains the 1001st through the 3000th securities of the Russell 3000, which covers approximately 10% of its total market capitalization. The fund may invest in securities across various sectors and industry groups without any bias. Selected securities are then weighted by market-cap. The fund uses both ETF and index swaps to achieve its inverse exposure. As a levered product with a 1x factor that resets daily, RWM is not a buy-and-hold investment, and should not be expected to provide inverse leverage return greater than one day period.
Classification
What's in the fund
Exposure type
Government
Bonds, Cash & Other100.00%
Government2,900,527.42%
Cash200,672.49%
Miscellaneous−3,101,099.91%
RWM Russell 2000 Short. Is The US market crash coming ? Is The US market crash coming ?
We have 3 types of “crashes”
Correction <15% downward movement in a major indicy
Bear Market <20% downward movement in a major indicy
Black Swan event, something very unexpected that tanks the market, think 1987, 1929, challenger disaster, 911 and so on.
The four
Short the Russell2000? RWM The RWM looks very bearish for the Russell 2000
Using the Gann Fan, moving averages and patterns like those mentioned in Stan Weinstein's Secrets of Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets I feel the market is in for a downturn
EMA's crossingAccording to the most recent market bearish setup, RWM can be used as hedge for your account OR to take short positions.
The short EMA 50 is pointing up to cross longer emas 100/150/200, and headed to hit EMA 500 (+6%)
#RWM leveling out, keep close eye for Long position #RWMWatch price continue oscillating between support & resistance until breakthrough.
Muscle the Russell. Did the Russell Break Bearish on the daily?
Yupp
Weekly we are one-two weeks out.
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