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Does this mean the HealthShares ETFs are not market cap weighted? And couldn't you achieve the result you're looking for with a sector ETF covering all of pharma and biotech, but equal weighted?
Interactive Q&A: Jeffrey L. Feldman, Creator of HealthShares and Founder and Chairman of XShares Group LLC [View article]
Many thanks for doing this Q&A, Jeff.
The carbon emission credits ETF sounds interesting. Can you provide more information about it: what kind of structure will it have, when do you expect it to launch, and who do you think it will be used by and for what purposes?
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Surely if you buy the leveraged short ETF then you'll get caught in the constant leverage trap that you describe. So it's better to short the leveraged long ETF, no? That way the constant leverage trap works in your favor.
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Leveraged ETFs: A Value Destruction Trap? [View article]
Fascinating. Question for you, Tristan: If an investor is looking for a bearish strategy, expecting an impending downturn in the market, which is better: shorting a leveraged Rydex ETF, buying a Rydex leveraged short ETF ("UltraShort"), or shorting a simple ETF?
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Interactive Q&A: Jeffrey L. Feldman, Creator of HealthShares and Founder and Chairman of XShares Group LLC [View article]
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Would you talk about the expense ratios of your ETFs versus others, and also the tax efficiency, trading costs and buy-sell spreads?
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The carbon emission credits ETF sounds interesting. Can you provide more information about it: what kind of structure will it have, when do you expect it to launch, and who do you think it will be used by and for what purposes?
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