“The way that they work is that you invest, say it's $1,000 in a 2x leveraged index ETF. That gives you exposure to $2,000 of the index's daily returns.”

Benjamin Felix · The Rational Reminder Podcast · The Truth About Leveraged ETFs

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explains that a 2x leveraged index ETF gives $2,000 exposure for every $1,000 invested, doubling exposure to the underlying index's daily returns

$1,000 investment → $2,000 exposure

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