Leveraged ETF
A leveraged ETF aims for two or three times an index's daily move and resets every day. Up 10% then down 10% leaves the index at 99 and a 2x fund at 96, the same volatility drag that punishes over-sizing. It is leverage you cannot size per position, unlike margin you choose trade by trade.
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