Trade ProShares Short QQQ - PSQ CFD

Trading Conditions

• Spread: 0.07
• Long position overnight feeLong position overnight feeMargin. Your investmentUS$1,000.00Overnight feeCharges from full value of position-0.026179 %(-US$1.05)Trade size with leverage ~ US$5,000.00Short position overnight fee ~ US$4,000.00Go to platform: -0.026179%
• Short position overnight feeShort position overnight feeMargin. Your investmentUS$1,000.00Overnight feeCharges from full value of position0.003957 %(US$0.16)Trade size with leverage ~ US$5,000.00Short position overnight fee ~ US$4,000.00Go to platform: 0.003957%
• Overnight fee time: 21:00 (UTC)
• Currency: USD
• Min traded quantity: 0.2
• Margin: 20
• Stock exchange: United States of America
• Commission on trade: 0%

• Margin. Your investment: US$1,000.00
• Overnight feeCharges from full value of position: -0.026179 %
  (-US$1.05)

• Margin. Your investment: US$1,000.00
• Overnight feeCharges from full value of position: 0.003957 %
  (US$0.16)

Key Stats

• Prev. Close: 46
• Open: 45.58
• 1-Year Change: 261.46%
• Day's Range: 45.16 - 45.58

ProShares Short QQQ Company profile

The investment seeks daily investment results before fees and expenses that correspond to the inverse (-1x) of the daily performance of the NASDAQ-100 Index®.The fund invests in financial instruments that ProShare Advisors believes, in combination, should produce daily returns consistent with the fund's investment objective. This ETF offers inverse exposure to an index comprised of the 100 largest nonfinancial securities on the NASDAQ, making it a potentially attractive option for investors looking to bet against this sector of the U.S. economy. PSQ should definitely not be found in a long-term, buy-and-hold portfolio, but may be a useful tool for more active investors looking to either hedge existing exposure or bet on a decline in the top nonfinancial NASDAQ securities. Investors also have the option of simply selling short a traditional NASDAQ fund, though that strategy will generally involve greater potential losses than utilizing an inverse ETF.