# Inverse ETF

Canonical page: https://synoptiv.com/glossary/inverse-etf

A fund built to rise when its index falls.

Also known as: Inverse ETFs

## Definition

An inverse ETF moves opposite to its benchmark on a daily basis, often used to hedge or bet on declines. Like leveraged ETFs, daily resetting makes it unsuitable for long-term holding.

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- [52-week low](https://synoptiv.com/glossary/52-week-low)
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