“I was attributing the decay to the daily resets specifically... user Pernito pointed out that idea had been debunked... IP Parkos showed rebalancing frequency doesn't really matter on expectation.”

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

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states that daily resets of leveraged ETFs do not cause decay in long-term returns

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