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ProShares ETFs: As Volume Soars, Which Are the New Leaders?

UYG is worth 1/10 of what it was on 6-25-09 which would explain more volume.

Winning ETFs under Obama

Dang K9s you beat me to it, so I will use the 3X bear funds from Direxion!

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SKF Regaining Its Old Form?

Didn't move a inch last Monday when it should have jumped 16%!

Did the Shorting Ban Affect SKF?

I lost a lot of $ on Thursday and Friday and that was my fault for owning SKF. The problem I have is that it didn't move Monday 16% as it should have and I want my $ back from Proshares. They turned this into a closed end fund overnight and it cost me $ and it doesn't matter to me why it happened, the fact is it happened and Proshares owes me for my 200 shares that didn't move Monday. They need to sue the government and pass that along to the people who held that worthless fund on Monday.

Say It Ain't So: Barclays to Allow Default of Lehman ETNs?

Selling my ETN's Today!

An ETN Primer: Buyer Beware of Even Good Credit Ratings

I own a few ETN's AGA DZZ DRR and I am only doing it because there are no ETF's in that sector to buy. I was hoping Proshares would have found their nich in the areas where I can only buy ETN's.

Why I'm Committed to the UltraShort Financials ETF

After it lost 20% today, now would probably be a better time to commit to this ETF! I wrote a 150 and 165 call for this last week and kinda glad to see it back to those levels, so I can do it again for August. Huge premiums on this Call.

Will Dividend ETFs Be Crushed By An Obama Presidency?

With Obama as President, I think dividends are the least of our worries.

Do ETF Investors Care About Expense Ratios?

If a ETF wants to gain more market share all the have to do is buy and sell their own ETF for the specific reason of creating volume. We don't like huge spreads between bid and ask.

Do ETF Investors Care About Expense Ratios?

The key to selling ETF's is who hits the market first. If you hit the market first you can charge more, because you have a monopoly in your sector and you get the volume that people want when trading. I love Proshares ETF's and would only consider Rydex double ETF's in my taxable account, if I was going to hold it at least a year. Rydex doesn't have the daily volume to get in and out. If 401k's used ETF's the lower cost one would dominate, but most people who buy ETF's are traders.