Leveraged exchange-traded funds deliver a daily multiple of an underlying index's return, using swaps and futures to reset exposure every session. The daily reset means multi-day performance depends ...

BITX offers amplified exposure to Bitcoin but is structurally fragile, especially in volatile or uncertain markets. Read more ...

Wall Street is very good at giving traders exactly what they think they want—and charging them for what they don’t understand. Leveraged ETFs can make you feel like you’ve found a shortcut. But the ...

With the markets moving higher again, leverage has become all the rage on Wall Street. But dig into the numbers and you might find it's not such a good idea.

Leveraged ETFs look like smart investment tools, but a closer look reveals how disastrous they can be. These funds have the same risks as margin investing, which can compound your losses. High expense ...

Several funds aim to double the daily return of SpaceX's stock, but their quirky mechanics make them trickier to hold over the long term.

Many investors who like the idea of leveraged ETFs view them as a way to multiply exposure to assets without going into debt. You don't need margin to buy these funds, but they have the same risk as ...

If the market goes up 1%, a leveraged ETF promises to go up 2%. That sounds like free money until you understand the catch: daily rebalancing means the math only works in one direction at a time.

ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF offers 2x WTI crude exposure boosted by backwardation and roll yield. Click here for more on the UCO fund.