ETFsTop Ten Percentage Losers


ProductSymbolLast SaleVolumeLast Declared NAV (08/07/08)IIVNet Change% Change*NewsChart
iShares Silver TrustSLV15.206,953,36516.4015.181.227.46NewsGraph
UltraShort Consumer Services ProSharesSCC89.7888,63096.7389.746.997.23NewsGraph
UltraShort Real Estate ProSharesSRS85.242,862,55591.9185.286.637.21NewsGraph
Rydex Inverse 2x S&P Select Sector Financial ETFRFN70.503,91073.5168.694.826.56NewsGraph
UltraShort Russell2000 Value ProSharesSJH83.481,76089.1383.295.846.55NewsGraph
UltraShort Financials ProSharesSKF115.884,872,608123.87115.907.976.43NewsGraph
SPDR S&P Emerging Europe ETFGUR55.2946,44358.1154.633.485.99NewsGraph
PowerShares DB Silver FundDBS28.1610,22429.8928.191.705.68NewsGraph
UltraShort Industrials ProSharesSIJ61.002,14264.3960.853.545.50NewsGraph
UltraShort SmallCap600 ProSharesSDD66.9625,50070.7966.993.805.37NewsGraph

As of August 8, 02:40:32 PM

* The percentage change does not represent total return performance. ETF decliners based on NAV are determined on the Intraday Indicative Value (IIV) versus the prior day's net asset value (NAV). Click on the ETF symbol for more information, including standardized total return performance.

ETFs are constantly changing in value as the securities held in an ETF increase or decrease in price. This means that there may be times when the IIV is a better indication of changes occurring in an ETF's value than the last sale price. This is especially true for ETFs that are less actively traded, because there may be times when the ETF shares have not traded, but the market for that ETF may have changed substantially from the last reported sale price for that ETF.