SH

🛡️ This ETF acts as an inverse S&P 500 instrument, designed to increase in value when the index falls, offering a hedging mechanism.

📈 Amidst the market destruction discussed, the SH ETF provided a significant gain, rising approximately 10% as the S&P 500 declined.

🇦🇷 Accessible even through CEDEARs on the Buenos Aires stock exchange, allowing local investors to short the US market without complex options strategies.

@ClaveBursatilTV:
“We’ve talked several times in this price zone, before the beatings, about a CEDEAR. In fact, it’s one of the purchases we were making in this whole area. I suggested buying a CEDEAR called SH; you have the CEDEAR, you can buy it on the Buenos Aires stock exchange, which is the short of the S&P. What does this mean? That if the S&P gets hammered, like it did, the SH goes up in equal proportion. Look at what the SH is. We bought it here at the green arrow, and look what it did, right? So, with the destruction of the market, you can make money. How? Well, by shorting, right? Anyone who knows about options can do it differently, but here, someone who doesn’t know options has the possibility to buy a short of the S&P. So you gained 10% with the destruction of the market. That is, even with Trump breaking everything and playing with Xi Jinping to see who has the bigger one between the two countries, you can still make money. The thing is, you have to know it. That’s why training, stock market education, paying attention to the videos we make is so important. The videos we make, we make them for the people. I mean, I already know this stuff I’m telling you, and Tincho and I already talk about it elsewhere. We don’t need to tell each other; we make these videos to tell you so that you know these tools exist. So, in all this beating, whoever bought the SH has made money.”

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