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What happens if an ETF changes its inverse exposure?

If an ETF changes its inverse exposure, it will also be reflected in the investment metric calculations.

What are inverse bonds ETFs?

These ETFs can be used to profit from declines in the bond market, as they are designed to appreciate in value when the price of certain fixed income indexes fall in value. This is a list of all US-traded ETFs that are currently included in the Inverse Bonds ETF Database Category by the ETF Database staff.

What are inverse/short high yield bond ETFs?

Inverse/Short High Yield Bond ETFs seek to provide the opposite daily or monthly return of high-yield or junk bond prices. The funds use futures contracts to gain exposure and essentially provide a synthetic short position in junk bonds. These bonds are defined as securities with credit ratings less than ‘BB’.

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