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About BETAPRO NAT GAS LEV DAILY BULL ETF SHS NEW (POST REV SPLT)
Expense ratio
2.06%
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Inception date
Jan 15, 2008
The fund aims to provide 2x the daily returns of an index that holds futures contracts on natural gas. The fund`s underlying index, the Horizons Natural Gas Rolling Futures Index, provides exposure to the performance of front month natural gas futures contracts. HNU is a leveraged product that resets daily. As such, this is not a buy-and-hold ETF, it is best designed for short-term tactical trading purposes. Returns can vary significantly from 2x exposure to its underlying index if holding shares of HNU longer than a day.
Classification
What's in the fund
Exposure type
Cash
Miscellaneous
Bonds, Cash & Other100.00%
Cash75.19%
Miscellaneous24.81%
HNU / TSX - The WTFThis is the WTF chart... The chart that has never once made a move beyond down.
I dono if there is ever a time that it might reverse.. It's close.
Dumpster fire ETF's
Bull Play on Natural GasNatural Gas entered oversold area on the weekly chart yesterday. Historically, it doesn't happen often but, when it does, an eventual bounce always follows. HNU, which tracks, currency.com Natural Gas futures, has completed a bullish MACD cross despite recent drop. Nat Gas MACD, likewise, is showing
About to go long Natural gas looks to be changing trends. Waiting for confirmation. Watchlist hnu price target 8 bucks
$HNU - Oversold and ready for a bounce?There's a million gaps to fill in this chart. As we get into a colder weather stretch predicted for the Eastern US, I expect #natgas to move a bit.
As a quick swing trade, this is setup and ready to go.
Horizons' BetaPro Goes Full Alpha in NovemberThe Horizons BetaPro Natural Gas 2x Daily Bear ETF (TSX:HNU) has gone CRAZY this month! I guess we're in for a cold winter??
Here are two pickups made by the AllTradeSignals Volume Pressure Gauge:
Trade #1 - 82% gain in 7 days
Trade #2 - 24% gain in 3 day
Doubling your investment in two tra
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