Investors Hammer Home Returns with 'NAIL'

The video discusses the Nail ETF, a leveraged fund aiming for a 300% return of its benchmark index in a single day. It focuses on home builders, making it riskier than typical ETFs. The fund is not suitable for long-term holding, as highlighted by its red light rating in the Bloomberg Intelligence Traffic Light System. Nail ETF includes 45 market cap-weighted holdings, with significant investments in large caps like Dr Horton and Sherwin-Williams. It manages around $75 million in assets with an expense ratio of 95 basis points.

What is the primary focus of the 'Nail' ETF compared to other home builder ETFs?

• It includes a variety of retail names.

• It focuses solely on home builders.

• It invests in international markets.

• It targets technology companies.

What is the main risk associated with investing in the 'Nail' ETF?

• It has a low expense ratio.

• It is much riskier than typical ETFs.

• It is a buy-and-hold strategy.

• It is a long-term investment.

How does the Bloomberg Intelligence Traffic Light System rate the 'Nail' ETF?

• Green light with no warnings.

• Blue light with three warnings.

• Yellow light with two warnings.

• Red light with five warnings.

Which of the following companies is NOT a top holding in the 'Nail' ETF?

• Dr Horton

• Mlenar

• NVR

• Apple

What is the expense ratio of the 'Nail' ETF?

• 50 basis points

• 100 basis points

• 75 basis points

• 95 basis points