Replies to post #191162 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[bar1080]

Real Men Go With Tactical ETFs.

SEC is plenty worried about 2X and 3X ETFs, and the inverse versions. I see those ETFs are now using macho terms like "Geared" and "Tactical."

https://www.proshares.com/funds/geared/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpuTmwP6I8wIVRGxvBB2c8wqSEAAYASAAEgLsKfD_BwE

[bar1080]

Think shareholders understand the "Arrow DWA Tactical Macro ETF?"

https://money.usnews.com/funds/etfs/tactical-allocation/arrow-dwa-tactical-macro-etf/dwat

[bar1080]

Symbol: SLVO: "X-Links™ Silver Shares Covered Call ETN"

"For each ETN, the Current Yield (Annualized) equals the sum of the three most recent months' coupons shown in the Coupon History table, multiplied by four (to annualize such coupons), and divided by the most recent Closing Indicative Value of the ETN, and rounded to two decimal places for ease of analysis. The Current Yield (Annualized), which is based on the three most recent coupons, is not indicative of what the actual annual yield may be. The Current Yield (Annualized) is not indicative of future coupons, if any, on the ETNs. In particular, the Current Yield (Annualized) may differ significantly from future coupons if the Closing Indicative Value fluctuates widely in a volatile market. You are not guaranteed any coupon or distribution under the ETNs. Coupons for the ETNs (if any) do not represent fixed, periodic interest payments and may vary significantly from coupon period to coupon period and may be zero. Accordingly, the Current Yield (Annualized) will change over time, and such change may be significant. Any payment on the ETNs is subject to Credit Suisse's ability to pay its obligations as they become due. For more information regarding any ETN's coupon, please refer to such ETN's pricing supplement."