New Leveraged ETFs Tap Into Longer Holding Period Trend

Tradr ETFs' Markiewicz explains the new suite of leveraged ETFs aimed at longer term investors.

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In this episode of the Advisor Insider podcast, Matt Markiewicz, head of product and capital markets at Tradr ETFs, explains how leveraged ETFs can be used for longer-term investors.

Tradr’s new suite of leveraged ETFs works around some of the risks of holding leveraged ETFs for more than a few days by resetting the prices of the ETFs weekly and monthly, instead of daily.

The longer resets are aimed at tapping into a trend that already exists in the leveraged ETF space, where research shows investors are already holding them for up to three weeks on average.

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