3:09 - Note to self: Reread last week's article "Quantitative Tightening Goes Global for the First Time, in Test for Markets" 4:50 - Makes sense to me, is there a fund replicating that index? 8:27 - Sensitivity analysis, with assumptions 14:38 - My interest is piqued, and I'm wondering what the fund's termination date is so I can calculate an approximate APY. 18:34 - I would have liked to have seen Sharpes and/or Sortinos listed, as well 20:26 - My opinion is that margin loans eat into returns, but if the freed up collateral is used on an inversely correlated asset, then I feel maybe the loss of hypothetical return could make sense in some circumstances.
Closed end funds do trade at what they are worth at any particular point in time. Sometimes below, sometimes above net asset value. The market determines the price.
3:09 - Note to self: Reread last week's article "Quantitative Tightening Goes Global for the First Time, in Test for Markets"
4:50 - Makes sense to me, is there a fund replicating that index?
8:27 - Sensitivity analysis, with assumptions
14:38 - My interest is piqued, and I'm wondering what the fund's termination date is so I can calculate an approximate APY.
18:34 - I would have liked to have seen Sharpes and/or Sortinos listed, as well
20:26 - My opinion is that margin loans eat into returns, but if the freed up collateral is used on an inversely correlated asset, then I feel maybe the loss of hypothetical return could make sense in some circumstances.
Interesting show, as usual --- but wish you'd explained return stacked ETFS more fully. Hope you revisit the product.
Closed end funds do trade at what they are worth at any particular point in time. Sometimes below, sometimes above net asset value. The market determines the price.
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