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Historically, September has been a shaky month for the markets. But these funds can help you profit on the upside and downside. [Profit Trends]( SPONSORED [He's got an 83% win rate...]( [TPU 85]( And he's guaranteeing he beats it over the next year! [You won't believe it until you see how it works so well.]( Editor's Note: A new research tool called the V Score Generator has the power to take the investment world by storm. This special tool ranks stocks on a scale of 0 to 100. The closer a stock's score is to 100, the more likely it is to soar... And the closer its score is to 0, the more likely it is to plummet. To use the tool, all you have to do is search for a company in the V Score Generator. It can instantly help you determine which stocks are "Buys" and which are "Sells." You'll never have to guess which stocks to buy again! [Click here to see how it works.]( - Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor [MARKET TRENDS]( Navigate a Rocky Stock Market With Inverse ETFs Rebecca Barshop | Senior Managing Editor | The Oxford Club [Rebecca Barshop] Buckle up, and prepare for turbulence. That's a disclaimer we should repeat every autumn. Because [the most wonderful time of the year]( isn't far away... but we often have to work for it. As they say, it's darkest before the dawn... Ride out the storm... No pain, no gain... You get the picture. So I turned to trends and seasonal trading expert Chief Trends Strategist Matthew Carr, who confirmed my observation. He said... September tends to be a little choppy. Since 2011, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has ended September down five times. Then, we get into the best three-month stretch of the year - October, November and December. In other words, the coming month might bring investors on a bumpy ride. But this instability is almost always followed by a strong bounce to ring in the new year. When we look at the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the month of September (in gray below), that's exactly what we see... [DOW Jones Industrial Average] The best practice is usually to ride out the volatility. A standard correction is a loss of around 10%. So if your [trailing stops]( are set up correctly and you follow them religiously, you'll minimize your losses and protect your profits. But that doesn't mean you have to sit on your hands. There's an easy way to make the most of this seasonal struggle... SPONSORED [Wall Street FEEDING FRENZY on 5G SuperStock!]( [5G SuperStocks]( One stock set record revenue in 2019 due to "booming 5G demand." The $3 stock is bringing in... get this... $340K per MINUTE! Wall Street is loading up. [Get the story on this 5G SuperStock right here.]( A Healthy Dose of Pessimism There are certain investments called inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs). In short, they're a bet against a group of stocks. These plays allow investors to profit off the decline of an index or sector without the risk of short selling. Inverse funds are a great hedge to use during a down market. When the market is at all-time highs, you can pick them up for cheap. And then, when everyone is panic-selling, you can take profits. If you plan to use inverse ETFs, don't consider them to be long-term plays. [Predictable Fall Fumbles] The broader market and inverse ETFs - as represented by the ProShares UltraShort Dow30 (NYSE: DXD) - are inversely correlated. As you can see, the September dips in the Dow and rallies in inverse ETFs are short-lived. Historical market data tells us that the market goes in only one direction in the long term. And that's up. So it stands to reason that an inverse fund would go in only one direction. And that's down. But inverse funds are ideal for [short-term trading](. Again, look at the shaded areas of the above chart. You'll see that every time the Dow hit a rough spot, the ProShares UltraShort Dow30 saw a spike. Those are moneymaking opportunities. That's why it's helpful to follow market patterns and [seasonal trends](. If you know when the market is likely to dip based on historical evidence, then you can load up on a hedge. That way, you're profiting on the upside and the downside. 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