A Quant and a Korean Dentist Push the Limits of Leveraged ETFs
Leveraged exchange-traded funds, originally designed for short-term trading strategies, are increasingly being used by long-term investors across multiple countries including the US and South Korea. This shift represents a significant departure from their intended purpose, with diverse investor types—from quantitative analysts to professionals like dentists—adopting these high-risk instruments for extended holding periods.
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A Quant and a Korean Dentist Push the Limits of Leveraged ETFs
Leveraged exchange-traded funds, originally designed for short-term trading strategies, are increasingly being used by long-term investors across multiple countries including the US and South Korea. This shift represents a significant departure from their intended purpose, with diverse investor types—from quantitative analysts to professionals like dentists—adopting these high-risk instruments for extended holding periods.
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