Inverse Currency ETFs

Most of these ETFs seek to profit from a decline in the value of the underlying country's currency benchmark as they are designed to appreciate in value when the price of the specified currency depreciates in value in by two, three, or four times. We view inverse or leveraged ETF categories as simply suited for aggressive investors only who are willing to accept the exaggerated returns offered by these particular ETFs and are prone to more active portfolio management. We see limited appeal for long-term investors.

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Fund Symbol/Name	Last	Open	High	Low	52-Wk Hi	52-Wk Lo	Day Chg	YTD Chg	12-Mo Chg	AUM	Exp. Ratio	SMART Grade
EUO ProShares UltraShort Euro	24.71	24.75	24.82	24.70	29.95	23.40	-0.19 (-0.76%)	-7.80%	-11.12%	72.24M	0.95%	C Neutral
YCS ProShares UltraShort Yen New	70.97	70.97	70.97	70.97	81.76	64.92	-0.16 (-0.22%)	-7.05%	-4.66%	24.84M	0.95%	C Neutral
EUFX ProShares Short Euro	43.31	43.31	43.31	43.31	48.27	40.13	-0.09 (-0.21%)	-5.20%	-6.84%	2.21M	0.95%	C Neutral
CROC ProShares UltraShort Australian Dollar	53.06	53.06	53.06	53.06	82.59	48.38	-0.56 (-1.04%)	-5.04%	-11.89%	5.37M	0.95%	D Sell
DRR Market Vectors Double Short Euro ETN	65.00	65.00	65.00	65.00	83.04	52.60	0.00 (0.00%)	-0.57%	5.28%	14.30M	0.65%	NR Not Rated

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