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Leveraged ETFs reset daily, which causes volatility decay — a drag that compounds against you in choppy markets even if the underlying ends flat. The formula for estimated annual decay is:
Decay ≈ L × (L − 1) / 2 × σ² where L is leverage and σ is annualised daily volatility (estimated from APTR × √252).
For example, a 2× ETF with 8% daily APTR (~127% annualised vol) loses roughly 80% per year from decay alone — independent of the underlying's direction. This is why leveraged ETFs are built for short-term tactical use, not buy-and-hold.
AUM, expense ratios, bid/ask spreads, and APTR are reference estimates. Live prices are delayed when fetched via Yahoo Finance. Inception dates are approximate. Leveraged ETFs involve significant volatility decay risk and are designed for short-term use only. This data is informational and not investment advice.