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The S&P 500 is trading at stretched price levels that are built on investors simply paying more for the same earnings rather than actual profit growth, so if credit conditions tighten even slightly, the index could drop more than 10% — making SPY a short.
Nvidia's recent dips have been caused by broad market nervousness rather than anything wrong with the business, and its new strategy of guaranteeing the future resale value of its own chips — essentially creating a financial market around its own hardware — locks customers in even more tightly and makes the stock a buy.
If the yen strengthens even modestly, the huge wave of investors who borrowed cheap yen to buy US stocks would be forced to sell those positions all at once, potentially dragging US equities down 10% or more — so buying the yen is essentially a hedge against that chaos.