About the BBAB ETF
The BetaShares BBAB is a high risk, geared hedge fund.
BBAB ETF Performance Review
Year
Year
Year
Inception
-10.15
Yield
Maturity
Data Current To: 29/12/2023
Our review of BBAB ETF
Short term, geared strategy that is negatively correlated to traditional funds.
What we like about the BBAB ETF
Magnifies returns that are negatively correlated to the 10 year Australian Treasury Bonds.
Things to be aware of about the BBAB ETF
High risk, volatile, geared, and currency hedged, potential for significant losses
New fund with no track record
BBAB ETF Investment Strategy
BBAB provides a simple way to generate magnified returns that are negatively correlated to 10-year Australian Treasury Bonds on a given day.
What does the BBAB ETF Invest In?
BBAB is a Government Bond ETF.
Sells 10 year Australian Treasury Bond Futures to obtain a magnified or geared short exposure
BBAB ETF Credit Quality
BBAB Frequently Asked Questions
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About The Issuer Of The BBAB ETF: Betashares
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