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home | Coach's Corner | Leverage: Futures vs ETFs
 

Leverage: Futures vs ETF's

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This week's video focuses on leverage:

  • Review a real world example of trading Futures vs. ETF's.
  • Understand the financial benefit of trading futures.

"Leverage: Futures vs. ETF's"

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