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Are Inverse ETFs Worth Looking At?
An inverse or bare e t f, for example, expects to generate a positive return when the a s x two hundred index falls. The idea is there, you know, it makes sense. If the market falls, then the inverse e t f a goes up. But they get re balanced daily, so that every single day they try and generate the exact opposite return of a particular index. That's where i think it gets really scary, because then you've got this short term investment vehicle. It means that you really are trying to time the market.
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