Inverse ETF
An inverse exchange-traded fund (inverse ETF) is an ETF designed to deliver the opposite of the daily return of a specified index or benchmark, typically using derivative contracts and daily resets.
Example: If the S&P 500 declines on a trading day, an inverse S&P 500 ETF may rise roughly in the opposite direction for that day, before fees and any tracking errors. The result for multiple days may differ from a simple inverse of the index due to daily compounding.
💬 Comments