Short selling is an obvious way of benefiting from market corrections.

[oak333]

Short selling is an obvious way of benefiting from market corrections.

With so many inverse ETF's, which short sell, your risks are much
lower than shorting a stock only----or a few stocks. You can loose only
the money invested in the ETF's. If you short sell a stock and it goes up,
you can loose your shirt.

Add the fact that you make money faster in down markets than
in up markets.

[oak333]

A short list of inverse ETF's

http://etfdb.com/type/equity/all/inverse/

[oak333]

A short list of inverse ETF's

http://etfdb.com/type/equity/all/inverse/

I search for entry points in these inverse ETF's.

[oak333]

In down markets obviously you can make money by
selling stocks, not buying stocks.

See what Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, just did: he sold AAPL shares
for 43 $ millions. You do not get married to shares !

https://www.bloomberg.com/gadfly/art...-weirdly-timed

We speak here probably about one of the best companies there is.

[StateOfUnion]

When stocks fall money runs to the safety of bonds. That's why you own both.

[oak333]

Sell the rips, not buy the dips.

http://www.zentrader.ca/blog/buy-the...-sell-the-rip/

[oak333]

A bull market is just like sex. It feels best
just before it ends.

Warren Buffett

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/com...now-2017-10-04

[oak333]

Jim Cramer tells his experience with the Black Monday.
Well, it was not pretty.

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/19/cram...h-of-1987.html

[oak333]

Ray Dalio is shorting Italy. Big.
Over 1 $ billion.

https://www.marketslant.com/article/...orts-entire-eu

[oak333]

This S & P 500 short was more than 10,000 $ during
the crisis of years 2008-2009:

https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/SPXS/

Presently the risk/reward ratio is definitely compelling.