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Royal Bank of Canada has launched a six-month bear structure aimed at investors who think the Russell 2000 Index will stagnate or fall in the short term. No downside protection means capital is at risk...
This Morgan Stanley product was aimed at bearish investors seeking to profit from declines in the Russell 2000 Index. Principal was at risk if the index performed above a certain level
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