The Rise of Tripled Leveraged ETF's

I think this is a comprehensive list. hope it helps you!





DXSLX S&P 500® Bull 2.5x Fund S&P 500® 250%
DXQLX NASDAQ 100® Bull 2.5x Fund NASDAQ 100® 250%
DXMLX Mid Cap Bull 2.5x Fund S&P® MidCap 400 250%
DXRLX Small Cap Bull 2.5x Fund Russell 2000® 250%
POTCX NASDAQ-100® Bull 1.25x Fund NASDAQ 100® 125%
PDOWX Dow 30 Bull 1.25x Fund Dow Jones Industrial Average 125%
Domestic Bear
DXSSX S&P 500® Bear 2.5x Fund S&P 500® -250%
DXQSX NASDAQ 100® Bear 2.5x Fund NASDAQ 100® -250%
DXRSX Small Cap Bear 2.5x Fund Russell 2000® -250%
International Bull
DXELX Emerging Markets Bull 2x Fund MSCI Emerging Markets 200%
DXDLX Developed Markets Bull 2x Fund MSCI EAFE® 200%
DXJLX Japan Bull 2x Fund Nikkei® 225 200%
DXZLX Latin America Bull 2x Fund S&P® Latin America 40 200%
DXHLX China Bull 2x Fund FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index 200%
DXILX India Bull 2x Fund MSCI India Index® 200%
International Bear
DXESX Emerging Markets Bear 2x Fund MSCI Emerging Markets -200%
DXDSX Developed Markets Bear 2x Fund MSCI EAFE® -200%
DXHSX China Bear 2x Fund FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index -200%
DXZSX Latin America Bear 2x Fund S&P® Latin America 40 -200%
Commodity
DXCLX Commodity Bull 2x Fund Morgan Stanley® Commodity Related Index 200%
DXCTX Commodity Trends Strategy Fund S&P Commodity Trends Index -
Currency Bull
DXDBX Dollar Bull 2.5X Fund U.S. Dollar® 250%
Currency Bear
DXDDX Dollar Bear 2.5x Fund U.S. Dollar® -250%
Fixed Income Bull
DXKLX 10 Year Note Bull 2.5x Fund 10 Year Treasury Note 250%
PDHYX Dynamic HY Bond Fund Total Return in High Yield Bonds -
Fixed Income Bear
DXKSX 10 Year Note Bear 2.5x Fund 10 Year Treasury Note -250%
PHBRX HY Bear Fund Total Return in Declining High Yield Bonds -
Money Market
DXMXX US Government Money Market
 
Quote from crgarcia:

Leveraged ETFs often track the DAILY movement of the index.

So you'll need the index to drop 33.33% IN A SINLGE DAY to completely blowup.

If there were 3X ETFs on the Dow Jones index, and they were launched by a reputable company (like Proshares, I don't trust Conexion).

I'd buy them now, and hold them for some 3 to 5 years.
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Exactly what I did too, just with SSO.
 
These 3x ETF's suck for long-term holders, slippage is excessive. Great for daytraders but horrible for investors.

Take a look at SRS, short commercial real estate, at the lows for the year. WTF!
 
Much misinformation here

first - direxion does employ 300% leverage, daily, on an index (that 2.5x is simply not true)

Prospectus with list of 32 funds:
http://www.direxionshares.com/pdfs/DRX_prospectus.pdf

second - direxion filed for 32 ETFs, only 16 currently on the market, the funds listed on the previous page are Direxion mutual funds - not ETFs.

Fund List:
http://www.direxionshares.com/pdfs/Direxion_Funds_at_a_Glance.pdf

EDIT:

these funds are not reccomended for long term investments... please read carefully:
http://www.direxionshares.com/pdfs/Compounding_Article_ETFs.pdf
 
winstonj is a credible source....you can't hold these long term due to the extreme volalitily...and they have carrying costs

this really shows who is a true trader

this market is NOT a buy and hold market:D :D
 
Quote from operator:

:confused: BGU did 10MM shs yesterday, not enough volume for you :confused:
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Exactly. bat1 - the large & small caps are very liquid, spreads are usually under $0.05 during open session. Sectors are less liquid - energy & financials see decent spreads too though.

The last set of sectors that were launched are stsill picking up steam - spreads are brutal... but there are lots of opportunities if you are willing to carry some overnight risk.

bat1 - what is enough volume/liquidity for you?
 
Glad I found these.....

better then stocks I say

I just need to follow the markets
and play along with these.

:cool:


wonder if you could buy these on
margin?

:D
Ed
 
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