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Is Volatility Decay a ‘Myth’ With Short & Leveraged ETFs?

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The concept of ‘volatility decay’ has become synonymous with short and leveraged ETFs, and the term is a popular stick to beat the product class with. It captures the idea that the daily rebalancing undertaken by these products to reset leverage to target causes their value to erode over holding periods any longer than one [...] The post Is Volatility Decay a ‘Myth’ With Short & Leveraged ETFs? appeared first on ETF Trends .

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