Negative Parabolic Growth.
Yes, parabolic growth can be negative. growth rate is negative and the Rate of Decline is increasing!
This phenomenon was identified previously in context to the negative costs of carry associated with inverse ETFs and in particularly inverse VIX ETFs.
The old trading saying goes like: " never short a null market!", and the case of the current set-up, the risk factor is that the market spikes against the short position and takes it out. A bit like those hedge fund 'gurus' who shorted AMC and GME when both stocks were already bottom feeding!
So stand back - if you are into shorting - then there are far better candidates around: SPY + Patience + Policy Disruption = Success :)
Yes, parabolic growth can be negative. growth rate is negative and the Rate of Decline is increasing!
This phenomenon was identified previously in context to the negative costs of carry associated with inverse ETFs and in particularly inverse VIX ETFs.
The old trading saying goes like: " never short a null market!", and the case of the current set-up, the risk factor is that the market spikes against the short position and takes it out. A bit like those hedge fund 'gurus' who shorted AMC and GME when both stocks were already bottom feeding!
So stand back - if you are into shorting - then there are far better candidates around: SPY + Patience + Policy Disruption = Success :)
