Grizzly Short (GRZZX) is a no-load mutual fund. It gained
72% in market-crash 2008, but it’s not designed for buy-and-hold investors. It’s
profiled at:
My Yahoo chart for GRZZX from 2001 shows the fund’s
gains in down-years 2001, 2002, and 2008 and its losses in other years.
The fund’s record of price performance from 2001
shows clearly that GRZZX can be a dangerous choice that’s not suitable for
conservative or risk-averse investors. The same can be said of all inverse
mutual funds and exchange-traded funds.
For the record, ETFdb has several ETF lists,
including one of inverse funds. See:
Never forget this: All investments and savings are gambles on
the unknowable future and thus subject to loss as well as gain.
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