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Jim:
There are a number of fund families that have inverse
funds (stocks and bonds), including Rydex, ProFund, and Potomic. The funds
vary in leverage from 1:1 to 2:1, and Rydex Dynamic funds trade twice per day
(10:45 and close). At times the funds do better than their target and at
other times not as well. According to Rydex's president, they make no
attempt to time the market during the day and trade as orders are
received.
Bill
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Subject: Inverse Funds
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Are there any mutual funds or stock instruments
that trade inversely to the major indices? I am familiar with one, the RYDEX
URSA fund. If so, what experience have you had trading with them, i.e.,
trading lag, fills, degree of inverse correlation, etc.?
Thanks,
Jim Barone
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