Also known as an inverse ETF, the idea behind inverse ETFs is to use selling shorts, futures contracts, and other derivatives to create an investment strategy that is the opposite of tracking the underlying asset. As much as the underlying asset falls, it rises, and conversely, as much as the underlying asset rises, it falls.
DramaYoung
Short FTSE China 50 - ProShares
YXI
Gold Short Exchange Traded Notes - Direxion
DGZ
Short 20+ Year Treasury - ProShares
TBF
Short Real Estate - ProShares
REK
Short Dow30 - ProShares
DOG
Short S&P 500 - ProShares
SH
Short MSCI Emerging Markets - ProShares
EUM
Short Financials - ProShares
SEF
Short QQQ - ProShares
PSQ
Short Russell 2000 ETF - ProShares
RWM
Also known as an inverse ETF, the idea behind inverse ETFs is to use selling shorts, futures contracts, and other derivatives to create an investment strategy that is the opposite of tracking the underlying asset. As much as the underlying asset falls, it rises, and conversely, as much as the underlying asset rises, it falls.
DramaYoung
Short FTSE China 50 - ProShares
YXI
Gold Short Exchange Traded Notes - Direxion
DGZ
Short 20+ Year Treasury - ProShares
TBF
Short Real Estate - ProShares
REK
Short Dow30 - ProShares
DOG
Short S&P 500 - ProShares
SH
Short MSCI Emerging Markets - ProShares
EUM
Short Financials - ProShares
SEF
Short QQQ - ProShares
PSQ
Short Russell 2000 ETF - ProShares
RWM