Generally speaking, leveraged ETFs provide a higher return (often two or three times the daily performance) on benchmark indexes. On the other hand, inverse ETFs provide the opposite of the benchmark index, offering a rise when the index falls and vice versa. The choice is generally up to you, but it’s important to consider the risks and potential rewards that each has. If indexes drop, inverse ETFs will be the best option, whereas if they rise, you’re going to want to have leveraged ETFs instead.