Explaining Inverse and Leveraged ETFs [View article]
by that i mean, take for instance DXO : DXO was well below 4 at a time when the oil price wasn't even at its lowest. A few days ago, oil hit its 52 week low, and still DXO traded above 4...
On Nov 07 06:42 PM barg wrote:
> Still unclear to me what makes the "valuation" of the ETF; how does > the street know the value of the ETF at that particular time e.g. > with SKF. What is it that makes it go down over time, as one would > assume that it inversely tracks IYF ?
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by that i mean, take for instance DXO : DXO was well below 4 at a time when the oil price wasn't even at its lowest. A few days ago, oil hit its 52 week low, and still DXO traded above 4...
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On Nov 07 06:42 PM barg wrote:
> Still unclear to me what makes the "valuation" of the ETF; how does
> the street know the value of the ETF at that particular time e.g.
> with SKF. What is it that makes it go down over time, as one would
> assume that it inversely tracks IYF ?