Follow the beasts.
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Three temperaments, one reading.
Same reading, three clocks. Performance is indexed to 100 so the cadences can be compared without assuming a currency or starting amount.
Daily Beast
Bull Rush
Last action
Since launch
+39.3%
Bull Rush says
95% Bear5% cash
Weekly Beast
Bearly Decided
Last action
Since launch
+152.1%
Bearly Decided says
97.7% Bear2.3% cash
Monthly Beast
Cautious Calf
Last action
Since launch
+40.4%
Cautious Calf says
61.2% Bull38.8% cash
The two ETFs
These are the only instruments used by the paper trackers and calculator. Both follow the S&P 500 family of index exposure, giving the Bull and Bear sides a consistent long-history comparison.
- Bull ETF
- iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF USD (Acc) (CSPX) ↗Market data symbol CSPX.AS · ISIN IE00B5BMR087
- Bear ETF
- Xtrackers S&P 500 Inverse Daily Swap UCITS ETF 1C ↗Market data symbol DXS3.DE · ISIN LU0322251520
Why cash is here
The tracker never holds the Bull and Bear ETFs at the same time. That would make the signal argue with itself. The winning meter starts at 50, and distance beyond 50 becomes ETF allocation through a gentle conviction curve. Each tracker reaches 100% at its own historical cap; the remainder stays in cash.
These instruments power paper simulations, not recommendations. The Bear ETF targets the opposite of each trading day’s underlying index move. Over several days or months, compounding, volatility and fees can make its result differ substantially from simply reversing the index’s overall return.