Blended account using inverse ETF's.
I would like to expand on a question I had a few posts back. I am new to AIM so this may be really stupid but it seems to me that using inverse funds could help performance. For example - I have 30,000. I put 10,000 in QLD and 10,000 in QID, and 10,000 in cash. I would track each separately but use a common cash account. When one is selling the other should be buying so cash flow is fairly flat. The preliminary test with a spreadsheet looks promising.
Does this have potential or is it a stupid NEWBIE idea?
In reality I would not use a 2x fund but I haven't had a chance to research to see if there is an inverse fund that is not 2x.
Any comments are appreciated.
