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Shorts are expensive to keep on long term, so unless you are very confident of a collapse happening like, this month, probably better to instead be long stuff t
by ElevenLathe 2y ago
Shorts are expensive to keep on long term, so unless you are very confident of a collapse happening like, this month, probably better to instead be long stuff that would benefit from US collapse. I can't actually think of major asset classes that would benefit but there are probably small plays like particular public companies or commodities with non-US supply chains for things where the current cheapest supplier is American (European banks? Soybean futures for delivery in Asia?)