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The Best Way To Hedge Your Portfolio With Leveraged ETFs

  • npatel81
  • Nov 23, 2013
  • 1 min read

I wrote recently that timed-hedging was a good solution to protect a dividend portfolio. Sophisticated investors may prefer hedging with options, but for most people ETFs are an easier way. My previous article (read here) gave the example of a dividend portfolio hedged by a short position in SPY when the aggregate EPS estimate of S&P 500 companies for the current year is below its value 3 months ago. This solution is neither perfect, nor unique. You can choose a different hedging ratio and a different timing indicator. You have also various ETFs to short the S&P 500. The first table lists the most liquid ones.

Ticker

ETF Type

Position*

Size/stock portfolio*

Long 1x

Sell Short

100%

Short 1x

Buy

100%

Long 2x

Sell Short

50%

Short 2x

Buy

50%

Long 3x

Sell Short

33.3%

Short 3x

Buy

33.3%

* To hedge

via SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page http://seekingalpha.com

 
 
 

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