Trading-Inverse Commodities
These funds seek to generate returns equal to an inverse multiple of short-term returns of a commodity index. The compounding of short-term returns results in performance that does not correspond to those of investing in the index with external leverage. For example, a fund attempting to achieve negative 2 times the returns of a given index on a daily basis is unlikely to deliver anything like negative 2 times the index's returns over periods longer than one day. Many of these funds seek to generate a multiple typically negative 1 to negative 3 times of the daily or weekly return of the reference index. Trading funds are not considered suitable for a long-term investor and are designed to be used by active traders. Morningstar®
| Performance (1-yr.): 3.96% |
Expenses: 1.29% |
| Performance (1-mo.): 2.04% |
Total Assets: $6.53M |
| Performance (1-yr.): 14.70% |
Expenses: 1.78% |
| Performance (1-mo.): 0.29% |
Total Assets: $3.1M |
| Performance (1-yr.): 29.59% |
Expenses: 1.78% |
| Performance (1-mo.): 18.06% |
Total Assets: $7.46M |
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- Top Performing Trading-Inverse Commodities Funds as of 05.03.2013
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