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JNUG is a bullish leveraged ETF on junior gold miners. It is designed to return 3x of the daily performance of GDXJ.

JDST is a 3x leveraged inverse ETF which goes up in price when junior gold miners fall.

Compound returns works both ways and it is the reason why all leveraged ETF's decay over time. That's why it is ill-advised to buy and hold JNUG, JDST or any other leveraged ETF. Drawdowns are the kryptonite of leveraged ETFs because each drawdown makes it harder to get back to even.

To illustrate this, let's assume that GDXJ, the underlying ETF that JNUG is derived from, has a current value of $100. If price drops from $100 to $80 on one day, and then goes back to $100 the following day, the investors who simply kept the position break even.

Here is how JNUG would perform during that scenario. Since JNUG returns 3x the daily performance of GDXJ, it would lose 60% the first day (-20% x 3 = -60%).

Assuming JNUG was also trading at $100, it would lose 60% and therefore drop to $40 a share.

When GDXJ then rallies from $80 back to $100, it is gaining 25% which means JNUG would rise by 75% (25% x 3). The problem is, a 75% rally from $40 will only get JNUG back to $70 because it is rallying from a much lower base (75% of $40 = $30).

In other words, while GDXJ is back to even at $100, JNUG only recovered to $70 and is still down by 30%.

Understanding this concept is very important and it makes trading in and out of leveraged ETF's such as JNUG or JDST paramount. Reality is that timing the market is very difficult for human traders because emotions get in the way of rational decision making.

The Quant Yeti does not have emotions and makes decisions based on an objective analysis of price action.