No really... Here's a list of the 7 most obscure ETFs I've found out there

1. Inverse Cramer ETF $SJIM AUM: $4.9 million Expense ratio: 1.2%

That's right, there's actually an ETF that tracks the opposite picks of the famous Jim Cramer If you've wanted to short his terrible positions, here's an easy way to do it

2. ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF $TQQQ AUM: $12.4 billion Expense ratio: 0.86%

Tracks the Nasdaq 100 index, but aims to get 3x the daily return Over the past decade the fund has been up around 35% annually on average, but the downturns have also been 3x worse than $QQQ alone

3. iPath Series B S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futurs $VXX AUM: $369 million Expense ratio: 0.89 percent

This fund allows you to place a position on the volatility of the S&P500 with exposure to the VIX Can be a great short-term option when the market is plunging

4. Procure Space ETF $UFO Assets under management: $47.5 million Expense ratio: 0.75 percent

This fund focuses on the commercialization of space and includes satellite communication companies as well as some defense companies

5. VanEck CEF Municipal Income ETF $XMPT Assets under management: $204 million Expense ratio: 1.81 percent

This fund invests in municipal bonds using closed-end funds - a way to buy municipal bonds and boost returns using leverage

6. Roundhill MEME ETF $MEME Assets under management: $890,000 Expense ratio: 0.69 percent

This fund invests in well-known memestocks - contains 25 equally weighted stocks showing elevated chatter on social media and have a high level of short interest

7. AdvisorShares Vice ETF $VICE Assets under management: $9 million Expense ratio: 0.99 percent

Bad for your body but good for your wallet is the name of the game with this fund This fund invests in tobacco, alcohol, gambling and more

When most people think of ETFs they think of boring old VTI and sitting on it for 20+ years.

Sure, that's one way to invest, and has been proven successful by many. But if you want some diversification options or to allocate a small % to something a little more spicy, there's options for that too.

Whatever you do, don't sit on the sidelines. GET INVESTED! Your money is losing it's value sitting in the bank, being eaten alive by inflation.

And if you want to learn more about investing in the stock market using ETFs and index funds, Intro To Investing is the place to go 👇

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Stay great,

The Wealth Coach

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