littlefish: Buying "multiplier etfs" is gambling, imo. They should be held only a few days.
And if someone is VERY unlikely, the fund will do a reverse split in those few days.
The argument that the value of the investment is the same after a reverse split, because the price is adjusted for the lower number of shares, is technically true.
True.
But, in my experience, after the reverse split, the chance of getting a decent percentage gain is down the drain. And if the value of the fund drops post split--forget it.
JMO.