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Leveraged ETFs use derivatives to amplify daily index returns (2x or 3x). Inverse ETFs also exist that profit from declines.
Short-term speculation. Portfolio hedging with inverse. Warning: NOT suitable for long-term investing.
These products are designed for day trading only. "Compound decay" erodes returns over longer periods.
Non-registered — Frequent losses can be deducted from gains in a taxable account.
"Compound decay" erodes returns over time. A 2x ETF that gains 10% then loses 10% doesn't return to zero but to -2%. The higher the volatility, the greater the loss.
Inverse ETFs (SH, PSQ) can serve as very short-term hedges, but compound decay makes them ineffective beyond a few days. For lasting protection, bonds or gold are better options.
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