|
RRPIX seeks daily investment results, before fees and expenses, that correspond to one and one-quarter times (125%) the inverse (opposite) of the daily price movement of the most recently issued 30-year U.S. Treasury bond ("Long Bond") with a 1.46% expense ratio.
RYJUX seeks daily investment results, before expenses and costs, that inversely correlates to the price movements of the 30-year Treasury bond with a 4.97% expense ratio. Am I missing something here? Why would anyone buy RYJUX with their lower potential return and much higher expense ratio when RRPIX is available? http://www.profunds.com/ProFundsProfiles... http://www.rydexfunds.com/ourproducts/Pr... Rating :
 (No ratings) |
48/Male |
|
Page
1
of about
1
First
| < Prev
| Next >
| Last
|
|
Page
1
of about
1
First
| < Prev
| Next >
| Last
|
0.15