Tradr ETF Launches New Short Leveraged ETFs
Tradr ETF, an ETF provider catering to advanced investors and professional traders, has introduced two new single-stock leveraged short ETFs. These funds, which are listed on Cboe, aim to achieve double the inverse performance of selected underlying stocks on a daily basis. Notably, this launch marks a first in market strategies.
The new ETFs are set to commence trading today.
“With $150 million in combined assets across the two companies, our long-term strategy for Bloom Energy and NuScale is gaining enthusiastic support from traders,” stated Matt Markiewicz, heading products and capital markets at Tradr ETFs. “However, it’s worth mentioning that these stocks are usually quite volatile, swinging sharply in both directions. Implementing these inverse strategies offers traders another avenue to express their strong beliefs when momentum becomes overwhelming or valuations feel excessive.”
Tradr boasts a total of 64 leveraged ETFs, managing over $2 billion in assets. The company’s strategies are available on most brokerage platforms, simplifying the process for investors who wish to avoid margin calls or navigate the complexities of options trading. Tradr is committed to providing innovative tools that enhance the trading capabilities of sophisticated investors.
For more information regarding the inherent risks associated with Tradr ETFs and leveraged ETFs, please refer to the details below.
About Tradr ETF
Tradr ETF is tailored for sophisticated investors and professional traders aiming to express strong investment views. Its strategy encompasses both leveraged and inverse ETFs to provide exposure to actively traded stocks and ETFs.
Important Risk Information
Tradr ETFs are specifically designed for sophisticated investors and professional traders with high confidence levels, making them distinct from typical ETFs. These funds are intended for short-term trading and leverage to pursue investment goals. Given their nature, they come with increased risks compared to non-leveraged alternatives, and the underlying securities’ volatility can significantly impact returns.
Investors need to be aware that leverage can amplify the risk of complete loss, enhance volatility, and increase the gap between the fund’s performance and the reference security. The fund seeks to provide leveraged results over short-term periods—whether daily, monthly, or quarterly—and the precise exposure will depend on the movement of the reference security during that timeframe.
The fund’s management does not guarantee that it will not fluctuate beyond a set percentage of its net asset value on any trading day. Thus, investors should note that seeking daily 2x performance could lead to a total loss if the underlying securities move significantly against the fund.
Investing in ETFs involves risks, including the potential for losing the entire principal amount. Historical performance is not indicative of future results, and there is no assurance that the fund will meet its investment objectives. Investors should review the prospectus for principal risks and other significant details before investing.
Shares of the ETF are bought and sold at market prices, not at net asset value (NAV), and cannot be individually redeemed. Also, an active trading market for these shares may not always exist, and trading may incur brokerage fees, which could significantly reduce investment returns.
Investors are encouraged to weigh a fund’s investment aims, risks, charges, and expenses carefully. Important information about the fund is available in the prospectus, which should be read thoroughly prior to making any investment decisions.
