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Key Points The SH and PSQ ETFs provide simple inverse exposure to major U.S. market indexes. For bearish-leaning risk takers, the SPXS ETF offers powerful leverage when the S&P 500 declines. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here.(Sponsor) The first quarter of this year reminded optimistic investors that stocks don’t only go up. Trade war tensions, recession worries, and other factors could spur a market crash in 2025. Instead of using fancy strategies like short-selling stocks or buying put options, there’s an easier way that doesn’t require a margin account. Bearish-leaning investors can profit from a stock market crash of 20% or more by owning inverse exchange traded funds (ETFs). These funds are specifically designed to g

Inverse index ETFs like ProShares Short S&P 500 and ProShares Short Nasdaq-100 can effectively hedge portfolios during market downturns, enhancing long-term returns. Manual technical analysis and proprietary quantitative models can guide strategic use of inverse ETFs, providing protection and potential gains in volatile markets. In bull markets, consider inverse ETFs as short-term hedges. In bear markets, consider reversing the strategy to generate gains from inverse ETFs as long-term positions.

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U.S. tax policy changes, including taxing unrealized gains, could significantly impact the stock market, especially technology stocks, and retirement accounts. Vice President Harris proposes tax credits and higher taxes on the wealthy, while former President Trump suggests tax cuts and increased fossil fuel production. Taxing unrealized gains may force wealthy individuals to sell stock holdings, potentially causing market declines and affecting all investors.

Typically, the response to a market downturn is to wait for the red ink to subside, then to pick up the discount. However, there's another way to play bearish cycles and that is to consider exchange-traded funds that profit on downcycles.

ProShares Short QQQ ETF is an inverse fund that tracks the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100 Index. The PSQ ETF provides a tactical trading tool for investors looking to hedge against the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index. While PSQ offers a way to bet against the market, it is a risky short-term trading tool with potential value erosion and tracking errors.

Wall Street wavered this week on high inflation data which lowered chances of an imminent Fed rate cut. Plus, geopolitical tension in Middle East has weighed on stocks.

ProShares Short QQQ can be used to hedge your Big Tech gains and offset potential portfolio downside in a Wall Street bear market this year. The ETF's high cash investment yield, on a Treasury position beyond 100% of current market capitalization, is working in your favor. PSQ is often available to be traded in tax-free accounts, while direct short sales, more leveraged ETFs, and many option contract strategies are not.