You can also short entire indices (DOG) or industry sectors (SKF) via bear market ETFs. Upside isn’t that great, but (unlike put options) you don’t lose much if you’re wrong, and (unlike short stocks) your losses are capped.

Before shorting anything – keep in mind that the Fed will likely keep cutting rates. You have two effects working against you. First, lower rates -> more irrational exuberance -> higher stock prices. Second, lower rates -> more money being printed -> inflation and weaker dollar -> higher prices and higher profits -> higher stock prices. Especially stocks that would otherwise go down (e.g. CAT) may end up doing the opposite, thanks to the Fed.