Introduction:
Leveraged ETFs are financial instruments designed to provide amplified returns that correspond to a specific index or asset class. These ETFs utilize financial derivatives and debt to magnify the performance of the underlying asset. While they offer the potential for increased gains, they also come with higher risk levels that investors should understand before incorporating them into their portfolios.
Main Content:
Leveraged ETFs work by using leverage, typically borrowing capital to increase the exposure to the target index or asset. For example, a 2x leveraged ETF aims to deliver returns that are double the performance of . . .

