Ah shit here we go again…
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Why not purchase shorts?
If you believe he is correct, and its coming quickly, I agree 100% with @based-in-space. Id do S&P500 puts. Maybe 2 week expiration. Save money on premiums and go after a Dow 30 stock puts. Ford is one of my favs for market swings. Anyway, know this … puts are a casino gamble. You could lose your entire bet if it doesnt happen. You could also make a quick 200-300x or more.
Yeah well I've been doing that for some time now but kept underestimating the Cabal's ability to keep kicking the can down the road. Don't forget that Burry was over a year early last time as well.
They can keep kicking, I’ll just keep buying and drs. The cracks are starting to appear.
And you know exactly how much you are going to lose.
If you do options can buy puts on SPY or something like that. (Not financial advice)
Shorts have infinite risk. Who has trillions of dollars available to pay people?
Because
If you want to bet on a price decline it is better to buy put options, but this can also be an easy way to lose money rapidly, but at least limited to what you paid for them. Options pricing is going to reflect expectations and thus may net out to very little gain.
It is possible to make money on it, if you buy the options early enough and enough out of the money (meaning the strike price is far enough from the current price). If the pricing changes due to events and changes in the underlying asset, you can sell the options at the new price, this is the easiest way to do it, rather than exercising.
There are lots of options strategies but most of them boil down to losing money at various speeds.
For example, there are things like "collars" where you buy a put and sell another put below that, which cuts down the cost. However the put you sold can get exercised and that can get you into trouble quickly, because it turns into short shares, which have UNLIMITED downside, etc.
Unless you know what you are doing (and I have learned that I don't!) best not to do this except very carefully with money you can afford to lose. And remember whenever there looks like a sure thing, the rules can always change.
Oh yeah, and not financial advice LOL
It's trouser season.