Published: September 2020
A Leveraged ETF seeks to deliver multiple returns (for example 2 times) of its benchmark index on a daily basis.
An Inverse ETF aims to provide the opposite return (for example 1 time) of its benchmark index on a daily basis.
You will learn the basics of L&I ETFs like compounding effect and you will also be able to use the performance simulators for the L&I ETFs listed on Bursa Malaysia.
Upon completion, you will receive a certificate that can be used as a basis of declaration that you are qualified to trade L&I ETFs.
Lesson 1
Leveraged & Inverse ETFs
Lesson 2
Why Choose Leveraged & Inverse ETFs
Lesson 3
Who Should Invest in Leveraged & Inverse ETFs?
Lesson 4
When Markets Rise Steadily
Lesson 5
When the Market Goes Down Steadily
Lesson 6
When the Markets Are Flat but Volatile
Lesson 7
Leveraged and Inverse ETF Performance Simulators
Tags: ETF, L&I ETF
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Upon completion of this course, you will receive a certificate that can be used as a basis of declaration that you are qualified to trade L&I ETFs
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