The rapidly spreading coronavirus has made investors jittery this week, sending the global market into a tailspin. This has resulted in strong demand for inverse or inverse leveraged ETFs.
After scaling new highs to start the year on the initial U.S.-China trade deal, Wall Street is badly shaken by the fast-spreading coronavirus that has led to fears of a worldwide pandemic.
We have highlighted six leveraged inverse ETFs that are up more than 15% over the past week.
Investors are rushing to leveraged or inverse leveraged ETFs to increase returns on quick market turns in a short span.
Investors are rushing to leveraged or inverse leveraged ETFs to increase returns on quick market turns in a short span.
Wall Street has been witnessing a tough ride this month due to U.S.-China trade conflicts, weak global economic data, low inflation and political unrest in Hong Kong.
Amid bearish fundamentals, many investors have turned bearish on the energy sector and are seeking to tap this opportunity. For them, an inverse or leveraged inverse play on energy or oil could be an excellent...
We have highlighted five leveraged inverse ETFs that gained more than 40% in May though these involve a great deal of risk when compared to traditional products.
