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Nasdaq Leveraged ETFs: How to Profit from Rising Tech Markets

Recent developments around the impact of tariffs on the tech industry has created huge tumult across the entire stock market, and especially in the NASDAQ. In this article, we’ll explain how Nasdaq leveraged ETFs work and how they can help you profit during market volatility in the NASDAQ. Impact of Tariffs on the NASDAQ As
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Why Consider Japanese Equity ETFs as an Alternative to US Equities

Given the volatility of US equity markets in Q1 2025, investors might be considering looking at international equities. Japanese ETFs offer worthwhile alternatives at undervalued prices. Japanese stocks offer low valuations compared to overvalued US equities, potential for higher growth, and better corporate governance. Plus, Japan’s global trading structure is predictable and reliable—unlike the volatility
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How to Calculate VIXY and UVXY Buy and Sell Signals

Trading volatility ETFs like VIXY and UVXY can be a powerful strategy for hedging against market uncertainty or profiting from extreme market moves. However, these leveraged ETFs require precise timing because of their sensitivity to market conditions and the decay inherent in their structure. You can calculate buy and sell signals manually by analyzing key indicators like the VIX (Volatility Index)
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NVDA Inverse ETFs: How to Profit When NVIDIA Stock Drops

Learn how NVDA inverse ETFs work, their risks, and how to use them to profit from NVIDIA stock declines—no finance background needed.
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Bitcoin Inverse ETFs Explained: A Simple Guide to Profiting When BTC Prices Fall

Discover how Bitcoin inverse ETFs work, their risks, and how they compare to regular ETFs. Learn strategies to profit from BTC declines.
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How VIXY ETF Compares to Other Volatility ETFs: The Complete Guide

If you’re looking to protect your investments during market downturns, the ProShares VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (VIXY) might seem appealing. But before jumping in, understand this: volatility ETFs like VIXY are short-term tactical tools, not long-term investments. They typically lose value over time and should only be used by experienced traders for brief periods—usually days,
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Inverse ETFs for Tesla Stock: A Beginner’s Guide to Betting Against TSLA

Inverse ETFs are financial instruments that allow investors to profit from declines in specific stocks or indices without directly short-selling them. For those interested in betting against Tesla’s stock performance, several inverse ETFs are available. Let’s explore how these work and what they offer. What Are Inverse ETFs? Inverse ETFs are designed to move in
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Inverse ETFs for Apple Stock: A Beginner’s Guide to Betting Against AAPL

Inverse ETFs for Apple Stock are investment tools designed to help investors profit when Apple share prices decline. Unlike traditional short-selling, these ETFs move in the opposite direction of Apple’s stock price, using financial derivatives like futures and options. For example, if Apple’s stock price falls by 1%, the value of the inverse ETF could
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March 12, 2025: Analysis of Leveraged Inverse ETFs in Economic Downturn Scenarios

The idea of leveraged inverse ETFs (exchange-traded funds) reaching their high prices from 2008-2009 due to current economic challenges is an interesting but complicated topic. Leveraged inverse ETFs are special financial tools created to provide larger opposite returns compared to the indices or sectors they follow on a daily basis. These funds were highly valued
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The Dramatic Decline of Leveraged Bear ETFs – Understanding the Multi-Factor Phenomenon

The leveraged bear ETFs mentioned—ProShares UltraShort MidCap400 (MZZ), Direxion Daily S&P 500 Bear 3X Shares (SPXS), and Direxion Daily Financial Bear 3X Shares (FAZ)—have experienced extraordinarily steep declines from their 2008-2009 financial crisis highs to today’s sub-$15 prices. This dramatic price erosion stems from a combination of structural aspects inherent to leveraged ETFs, particularly the