Leveraged ETFs (Inverse) 16 Mar 18

An inverse Leveraged ETF is constructed by using a combination of stocks, options and futures for the purpose profiting from a decline in the value of an underlying benchmark.  Investing in inverse Leveraged ETFs is similar to holding various short positions, or using a combination of advanced investment strategies to profit from falling prices.

Symbol	Price	RSI-2	1-Day Rtn	5-Day Rtn
DSLV	$25.96	95.49	0.85%	5.02%
LABD	$3.09	93.36	1.48%	9.57%
DUST	$28.31	89.02	0.57%	2.09%
SQQQ	$15.54	81.43	0.71%	3.46%
EDZ	$7.50	80.13	0.67%	3.45%
SOXS	$10.23	67.17	0.20%	1.99%

One advantage of inverse Leveraged ETFs is that they do not require the investor to hold a margin account as would be the case for investors looking to enter into short positions.  Most investors look to purchase inverse Leveraged ETFs so they can hedge their portfolios against falling prices.