
The use of leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. market has reached unprecedented levels, with trading volume hitting a record $84 billion last week. This surge in leveraged long bets now exceeds bearish bets by a record ratio of 10 to 1, doubling the previous high of 6 to 1 seen at the end of 2021. This extreme imbalance in market sentiment, coupled with the rapid increase in leveraged ETF usage, is raising concerns among market observers about potential market volatility and a possible reversion in asset values.
Bearish Bets Flop Assets in leveraged long ETFs exceed inverse products by a record https://t.co/GrdeCTrFSa
Feeling frothy? Assets in leveraged long ETFs exceed their inverse counterparts by a new record. โ ๏ธ https://t.co/pDq5ayla57
Leveraged long bets exceed shorts by a record ratio of 10 to 1. Previous record high was 6 to 1. Which we saw near the end of 2021. Right before all markets collapsed following an epic bull. Probably wonโt happen again though. This time is different. Up only. https://t.co/2cgioe26fD
