Anecdotal Musing: Commercial Real Estate, You Can't Go Wrong 9 comments
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This is the second time in three weeks both Ultra Real Estate (URE) and Ultrashort Real Estate (SRS) are positive at the same time, which in theory should be impossible since once is 2x the basket of REITs and one is 2x the inverse the basket; it happened Thanksgiving week as well. Today's action is even more egregious since both are up 4.5-4.6% as I write this. (Thanksgiving week, one was up 2% and one was up 6%) While these instruments are not supposed to compound over time well due to their construction on a single day basis they should work in complete opposite.
Boggling.
Disclosure: Long Ultra Real Estate, UltraShort Real Estate in fund; no personal position
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On the last day of trading in November----the URE was manipulated up all day to close at $6.45 when it should have closed down under $5.60. That was pure manipulation for the full day not just an end of day printing error.
You see, I don't have to pull a bait and switch by sending you to my website because I don't allow advertising anyway and could care less if you visit or not, but I just told my legions of leeches that I'll be jamming the SRS HIGHER tomorrow and that I'll continue to jam it higher right into Christmas.
The talking heads who always tell you guys that predicting the market is impossible are just sore losers who never spent the time to figure out the game. For prick's sake, stop following these morons on TV and in the press! They're clueless.
BTW, these ETF's are morphing into the greatest trading vehicles ever invented (if you're a market-mover like me) because as people have been bailing out of the short-side bets, they've been pushing the ETF's below fair value. (Any of you economists ever heard of supply/demand?)
The SKF was the first example (when investors lost their minds and thought short selling would be banned for evermore) and this SRS will be the next great example.
Big-P
This is just a no brainer.
SRS....