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Jul 17, 2025 11:43:30 AM EDT

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20 hr ago • u/37peppa • r/Finanzen • gehalt_als_elektrotechniker • C

Elektrotechnikermeister IGM SH
85k + Dienstwagen (Außendienst HO)

1 day ago • u/dvdmovie1 • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_wednesday_jul_16_2025 • C

I dunno, IMO if one has that view I'd maybe do something like long equal amount of RSP (equal weight s and p long) and SH (s and p 500 short.) You have a market where growth (and primarily tech or anything tech adjacent) has done exceedingly well for a while and a fair amount of everything else has either done okay or done poorly and been completely out of favor.
If one thought that you'd get a pullback in what has done well that would include some rotation into what hasn't, equal weight S and P would likely outperform. Not an exciting plan by any means but kind of a boring/low risk way to express if someone thought what has been hot this year would underperform what has not in the back half of the year.
The SPY is ahead of the RSP over the last year by about 4%, but RSP lost mildly less than the SPY when the market was tanking in March/April.
Not something I'm doing, but random thought if someone wanted a very dull way to play a pullback in what's done well.

20 hr ago • u/37peppa • r/Finanzen • gehalt_als_elektrotechniker • C

Elektrotechnikermeister IGM SH
85k + Dienstwagen (Außendienst HO)

1 day ago • u/dvdmovie1 • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_wednesday_jul_16_2025 • C

I dunno, IMO if one has that view I'd maybe do something like long equal amount of RSP (equal weight s and p long) and SH (s and p 500 short.) You have a market where growth (and primarily tech or anything tech adjacent) has done exceedingly well for a while and a fair amount of everything else has either done okay or done poorly and been completely out of favor.
If one thought that you'd get a pullback in what has done well that would include some rotation into what hasn't, equal weight S and P would likely outperform. Not an exciting plan by any means but kind of a boring/low risk way to express if someone thought what has been hot this year would underperform what has not in the back half of the year.
The SPY is ahead of the RSP over the last year by about 4%, but RSP lost mildly less than the SPY when the market was tanking in March/April.
Not something I'm doing, but random thought if someone wanted a very dull way to play a pullback in what's done well.

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