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1.
Price momentum, valuation, and carry are all examples of ________.
Long positions and short positions. These strategies use both long and short positions to expose themselves to currencies.
2.
Futures-based, long-commodity exchange-traded funds work best as what kind of strategy?
Tactical. The other terms refer to currency-oriented ETF strategies.
3.
Leveraged inverse exchange-traded funds aim to provide _______.
Several times an index's return. They aim for two or three times the index's return.
4.
In order for an inverse exchange-traded fund to provide several times an index's return, it must use leveraging.
True. Along with compounding, such a fund would use leverage to achieve its aim in a bear market.
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What is a hedge-fund replication strategy?
One that attempts to match the returns of an index of hedge funds through ETF, futures, or swap contracts. A hedge fund replication strategy takes long and short positions in ETFs, futures, and swaps to mimic the returns of a hedge fund index in an ETF or mutual fund vehicle. These strategies can provide equity-like returns with less volatility than equity indexes.
