Chip Stocks: Traders Pile Into Inverse ETFs
Traders favor inverse ETFs for cheap bearish bets on NVDA and SMH chip stocks, echoing options trading strategies against semiconductor names.
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Traders are loading up on inverse ETFs as a low-cost route to big downside bets on chip stocks including NVDA and SMH. The approach mirrors the history of options trading strategies against semiconductor stocks while sidestepping direct short-sale frictions. Demand for these vehicles has accelerated in the past year as portfolio managers seek efficient hedges without tying up margin on single-name shorts.
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