April 2, 2007– This will be just a quick post as I discussed in great detail the topic of this post in a Special Member Alert that I sent only to paid-up maalamalama members several weeks ago. Back then, I discussed the corrections in the U.S., Chinese and Indian markets and discussed specifically how members should be positioning their portfolios not just to protect them but also to profit from what appeared to be the most likely future movements in global markets and asset classes. In that special members-only alert, I noted that we “believe(d) that these current corrections (that happened in early March) still could possibly have a long way to run before they have run their course,” and discussed several options investors could take to profit from corrections.
Since then, just as we expected, the Indian Sensex corrected much further than its rather large correction in March, falling over 600 points the other day. While this comes as no surprise to us and likewise should have been no surprise to our paid-up members, those positioned with large proportions of their portfolio in U.S. stocks would be wise to take advantage of any up days in the S&P500 to add to or establish positions in S&P500 inverse funds. We particularly like the double declining inverse funds. Might as well profit from what seems to be an inevitable event while providing insurance for your portfolio. We’ve beaten this dead horse enough so that’s it for now about this topic.
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