Selvakumar V: In NASDAQ ETFs why QID price is in the reverse direction of the QQQQ price?
I heard that if the price of QQQQ increased by ‘x’ price the price of QID will be reduced by ‘2x’ price. What the reason behind this? I am unable to find any online data for this!
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Answer by anon.
visit ProShares.com the QID is a levered ETF designed to return 2x’s the inverse of the Q’s on a daily basis
QID isan ultra short fund QQQQ is a long fund. If NAsdaq goes up QQQQ tracks it whereas QID is designed to go down twice as fast. They would do this by buying puts or selling calls in the index or the stocks. Just look them up on Yahoo.finance.com and go to Summary where there is a brief explanation as to how they work and how it is achieved
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