I want to understand the distinction between
Leveraged and inverse. Could someone explain the key differences between these two concepts in a clear and concise manner?
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KatanaSwordsmanship
Mon Mar 24 2025
When the underlying index or asset experiences a 2% increase, a 2x leveraged ETP aims to provide a 4% return.
MysticInfinity
Mon Mar 24 2025
This amplification works both ways, meaning if the index or asset falls, the loss is also magnified by 2x.
JejuJoyfulHeartSoulMate
Mon Mar 24 2025
Inverse ETPs operate differently, aiming to deliver returns in the opposite direction of the underlying index or asset.
KpopHarmony
Mon Mar 24 2025
For instance, if the index or asset rises by 2%, a 2x inverse ETP would generate a negative 4% return.
Margherita
Mon Mar 24 2025
Leveraged ETPs are financial instruments designed to amplify returns.