BetaPro Crude Oil Inverse Leveraged Daily Bear ETF (HOD)

BetaPro Crude Oil Inverse Leveraged Daily Bear ETF (HOD $5.32)
- $5.32 Cap: $48M
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BetaPro Crude Oil Inverse Leveraged Daily Bear ETF (HOD $5.32)
- $5.32 Cap: $48M
- View HOD Profile
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Q: If one is of the view that Oil Prices may fall back to mid $ 30's from where they are today ( $ 52.20 ) What are the best Bear ETF's to purchase both in Canada and USA? Bob

Read Answer Asked by bob on April 10, 2017

BetaPro Crude Oil Inverse Leveraged Daily Bear ETF (HOD $5.32)
- $5.32 Cap: $48M
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BetaPro Crude Oil Leveraged Daily Bull ETF (HOU $10.96)
- $10.96 Cap: $88M
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Q: If these inverse ETFS deteriorate in value over time, could I not capitalize on this by shorting the them? If I shorted both HOU and HOD would that not nullify the underlying volatility and just let me benefit from the decay in value?

Read Answer Asked by Rob on March 05, 2017

BetaPro Crude Oil Inverse Leveraged Daily Bear ETF (HOD $5.32)
- $5.32 Cap: $48M
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Q: Good morning,
Just a comment / question stemming from Bob's question today about shorting oil ... HOD-T would be another option. BetaPro 2x daily oil bear on TSX. Your thoughts?
Thanks, Rod C.

Read Answer Asked by Rod on January 17, 2017