According to the definition provided by Investopedia, “Leveraged ETFs are typically used by traders who wish to speculate on an index, or to take advantage of the index’s short-term momentum. Due to the high-risk, high-cost structure of leveraged ETFs, they are rarely used as long-term investments. In many cases, traders hold positions in leveraged ETFs for just a few days or less.”
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