Leveraged short funds surge amid stock and bond sell-off, explained
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Leveraged short funds are experiencing a surge in popularity as both stocks and bonds face a sell-off. These funds work by using borrowed money to amplify the returns from short-selling, allowing investors to profit from declining markets. Leveraged short funds can be a risky investment strategy, as losses can be magnified as well.
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