JPMorgan 2X
Short US 10 Year Treasury Futures ETN (DSXJ) shows total assets of only $8.43
million. See:
http://news.morningstar.com/etf/Lists/ETFReturns
.html
I once had $200 million of client money under
management, so I figure DSXJ could handle a whole lot more than $8.43 million.
Thus far in 2013, interest rates have yet to rise
enough to push a majority of investors into inflation hedges like DSXJ. But sooner
or later, long-predicted skyrocketing inflation will be upon us and many
investors figure to start pouring cash into DSJX, knowing that rising interest
is accompanied by falling share prices—or rising share prices in the case of DSXJ,
an inverse fund that invests in futures.
I see no reason to rush into DSXJ just now, but I
think following it on a daily or weekly basis now is a good idea. I’ll be
following it in my 5-year and 3-month Yahoo charts. Yahoo profiles DSXJ at:
My 2-year Yahoo chart for DSXJ reveals little
interest by investors until several upward blips appeared in the spring of
2013.
My 20-day chart suggests a buying opportunity
appeared late in July and that following the progress of the DSJX 20-day moving
average on a daily basis is probably a good idea just now.
Never forget: All investments and savings are gambles on the
unknowable future and thus subject to loss as well as gain.
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But before we get serious, let’s take a little time
out for funny: a recent video of George (xxx) Lopez:
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