yahoo.com
Jul 9, 2008
Wednesday July 9, 7:29 am ET By ETF Planet Jason Neault submits:by Jason Neault MacroMarkets new paired oil ETFs launched last week, replacing the previous oil ETFs (UCR and DCR) that were liquidated in June after reaching their termination triggers. Unlike the popular United States Oil (AMEX: USO - News ), these paired ETFs hold cash instruments and transfer funds between each other, instead of holding oil futures contracts. The paired ETFs will track the price of crude on the NYMEX, and will transfer funds dollar-for-dollar with the price of crude. The securities will use a “reference price” of $100 crude, and the funds NAV at inception is one quarter of the reference price. The funds have a 95 basis point expense, for essentially holding cash. This structure is unique because the Oil Up (AMEX: UOY - News) and Oil Down...
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