Four Ways to Invest in Apple (without using options)

by Fred Fuld III

Are you bullish on Apple (AAPL)? Are you bearish on Apple? Do you know these are four securities you cn buy to participate in the movement of the Apple stock?

AAPL

First, you can just buy the stock outright. That’s Apple with the symbol AAPL. What you buy is what you get. When the stock moves up a dollar in price, your share move up one dollar.

AAPD

If you are bearish on Apple, and you don’t want to take the risk of shorting the stock, you can buy the Direxion Daily AAPL Bear 1X Shares (AAPD). This ETF has a goal of moving inversely to the price of Apple, on a dollar for dollar basis. In other words, if Apple moves down a dollar, then AAPD should move up about a dollar.

AAPU

If you are really bullish on Apple, you can consider trading the Direxion Daily AAPL Bull 1.5X Shares (AAPU), which is an ETF with a goal of moving one and a half times the direction of Apple. So if Apple moves up one dollar, AAPU should move up about $1.50.

AAPB

Now if you are super bullish on Apple, you might want to look at the GraniteShares 1.75x Long AAPL Daily ETF (AAPB), which attempt to provide 1.75 times the movement of Apple stock. Just remember, if Apple goes down, this ETF will drop by about 1.75 times.

Keep in mind that these Bullish Single Stock ETFs and Anti Stocks (Bearish Single Stock ETFs) should primarily be used for trading as opposed to investing, and can obviously carry a lot of risk.

Disclosure: Author owns AAPL.