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An inverse fund with a -1x daily objective should:
- Go up by approximately 1% on a day when its benchmark goes down by 1%.
- Go down by approximately 1% on a day when its benchmark goes up by 1%.
Some inverse funds also magnify performance. An inverse fund with a -2x daily objective should:
- Go up by approximately 2% on a day when its benchmark goes down by 1%.
- Go down by approximately 2% on a day when its benchmark goes up by 1%.
These examples are highlighted in the charts that follow:

ProShares may distribute net investment income earned by the funds, if any, on a monthly or quarterly basis, depending on the fund. Some ProShares may make capital gain distributions generally on an annual basis. Distribution information is posted on our website. For funds that provide tax information on Schedule K-1, such as our Commodity, Currency, VIX Futures and Managed Futures funds, additional information is available in Taxation FAQs for VIX Futures, Commodity, Currency and Managed Futures ProShares.
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