Best downside "protection" from a downturn . . . ?
Hi, all.
Obviously, I can rotate some of my equity holdings into Treasuries, but I am wondering if it's better to put at least some of my money into an ETF like CAOS so I can benefit if/when the market goes down. I am considering doing either that, or just buying some long-dated, OTM puts. (Leveraged inverse ETFs are not something I want to entertain.)
The consensus from prior posts seems to allege that CAOS will not go up much (in theory) if there is just a general market decline -- even significant -- if spread out over several months and that the fund will really only go up if there is a crash. Do most people agree with that, or are those posters just "guessing"?
Thank you.