It’s always nice to have a backup. An extra set of batteries in case the flashlight goes out… A spare key for when you lock yourself out of the house… Or, in our case, an emergency plan for when the ...

Inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer a way for contrarian traders to bet against the expected daily performance of an asset class, such as stocks or bonds. These risky investments, often in the ...

Join Direxion’s experts as we explore the world of leveraged and inverse ETFs, designed to help traders and investors capitalize on market volatility. As 2025 brings new economic challenges and market ...

The first quarter of this year reminded optimistic investors that stocks don't only go up. Trade war tensions, recession worries, and other factors could spur a market crash in 2025. Instead of using ...

As the markets enter the final stretch of 2025, investors are facing a high-stakes mix of macro uncertainty, sector rotation and elevated volatility. That calls for a protective stance, but traders ...

Inverse ETFs attract investors with the potential to profit from market declines, serving as a hedge or speculative play in volatile conditions. Most inverse ETFs are risky due to daily resets, high ...

In today's turbulent economic climate, marked by President Trump's recent tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China, concerns about a potential recession are escalating. As markets react to these ...

Inverse ETFs are investment vehicles designed to deliver daily returns opposite to a specific index, using derivatives like futures to hedge against market declines or capitalize on bearish trends. As ...

As I write this on Monday evening, the Invesco QQQ Trust ETF (QQQ) is teetering, off 4% in 2 trading days. But haven't we seen this so many times before? And what happens every time? QQQ rallies, to ...

U.S. Treasury yields are spiking lately, reigniting investor concerns about fiscal sustainability and market volatility. The yield on the 30-year Treasury jumped to 5.09%, breaching the critical 5% ...