Inverse ETF

An inverse ETF aims for the opposite of an index's daily move, so it rises when the index falls, and it resets daily like a leveraged ETF. It is a way to be short without borrowing a share; a cash-settled contract also needs no borrow, and its funding shows how crowded the short is.

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