Inverse funds are investment instruments that aim to provide the opposite returns of a specific index or asset. They are designed to benefit from the decline or loss of value in a particular market or sector. In simple terms, if the index or asset goes down,
inverse funds go up. They allow investors to make profits in a falling market or to hedge against potential losses.
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«inverse»
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Sentences with «inverse funds»
- For many investors, the most direct way to mitigate the effect of holding inverse funds over time is to simply limit the holding period. (proshares.com)
- Because inverse funds hold short positions, they are useful only for short - term holdings and not meant for long - term strategies. (mutualfunds.com)
- In general, I think inverse funds are bad bets. (businessinsider.com)
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