Barclays Capital Short D Leveraged Exchange Traded Notes Linked to the Inverse Performance of the S&P 500® Total Return Index (BXDD)

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BXDD Description

Barclays ETN+ Short Notes enable investors to express a negative “bearish” market view by going “short” the underlying Index through a Barclays ETN+ Short Note. By shorting the underlying Index, the Barclays ETN+ Short Note is still leveraged, but performs positively when there is a fall in the level of the underlying Index.
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In Your Portfolio: A Guide to U.S. Total Market and Broad ETFs, Core Building Blocks: A Guide to ETFs That Divide the U.S. Stock Market by Market Cap
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