Leveraged Volatility ETFs
Most of these ETFs seek to provide investors exposure to the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX). These ETFs can be used to profit from gains in the VIX index as they are designed to appreciate in value when volatility levels rise. 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.
F
Category Grade
This category ranks #63 out of 65 ETF categories.
NR
Not Rated
Avg. SMART Grade
The average cap-weighted SMART Grade for ETFs in this category is NR (Not Rated).
| 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UVXY ProShares Trust Ultra VIX Short Term Futures ETF |
55.85 | 59.66 | 60.40 | 54.58 | 150.90 | 35.04 | -2.29 (-3.94%) |
447.01% | -30.76% | N/A | N/A |
F Strong Sell |
| TVIX Credit Suisse AG - VelocityShares Daily 2x VIX Short Term ETN |
43.83 | 47.79 | 48.63 | 42.43 | 154.70 | 24.74 | -2.47 (-5.33%) |
691.16% | -50.10% | N/A | N/A |
F Strong Sell |
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