Tqqq ETF News

What's compelling investors to buy such a sharp dip?

TQQQ is triple levered ETF that correlates to the Nasdaq 100 Index. In volatile markets like this, TQQQ and options upon it can provide great setups for trades, as well as hedges upon core holdings.

This market tantrum looks a lot like 2018 when credit markets choked and the Fed retracted its talons.

Aggressive exchange traded fund traders are betting on a swift rebound in technology stocks after the recent rout sent the Nasdaq into a correction. Among the post popular ETF plays over the past week

Two Very Big Narratives On A Collision Course Authored by Peter Tchir via Academy Securities, Six Hours of Second Guessing Yourself I generally hate FOMC meeting days. Despite all the preparation youve done, most of us seem to spend the hours ahead of the decision at 2pm and the press conference at 2:30 second guessing everything. Staring at the tape trying to divine some information that youve missed. That isnt made any easier in what has been an extremely volatile tape with intraday swings that are as violent and large as Ive seen in a long time. We will come back to the Fed in a moment, but there is a consensus, which I generally agree with, that Fed days tend to support risk assets . That whatever fears we have built up will be assuaged when Chair Powell finally addresses us. Microsoft Microsofts earnings hit the tape and the stock dropped almost 5% dragging the Nasdaq 100 futures down to almost the lows they hit on Monday (you had to be pretty quick to buy some here). The conference call turned Microsoft around and the Nasdaq 100 is back to almost where it started the week.

Plus, a pair of launches and a range of share splits from ProShares.

Technology stocks and the growth style have been hammered, with the Nasdaq Composite Index close to official correction territory. However, this recent selling could be a good opportunity for investor

Is SQQQ really up 400% this morning? Is TQQQ really down 50% this morning?

In a sign that many investors see this dip in equity markets as temporary, a highly leveraged ETF is seeing massive capital inflows. Despite making up just 0.2% of total ETF assets, the ProShares Ultr

SPY, VV, VTI, TQQQ and XLF are included in this analyst blog.

ETFs overall gathered about $24 billion capital last week, up $7.1 billion inflows recorded in the first week of 2021.

TQQQ is a Leveraged ETF designed to provide 3x the daily performance of the Nasdaq 100 Index, QQQ. For believers in big tech, TQQQ is the ultimate buy-the-dip tool.

My latest coverage on the ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF (TQQQ) was published back in July 2021. This article provides an updated analysis given its large gain since then and the recent volatility spike.

TINA, BOGO & FOMO''s Engines Are Stuttering Authored by Peter Tchir via Academy Securities, The Last Thing I Wanted to Write about is Omicron I really didnt want to have to start another weekend T-Report thinking about COVID. I would much rather have pointed you towards the excellent Around the World Geopolitical Surprises , published Friday. Id much prefer to jump into todays themes, but it is difficult to talk about markets, the economy, or inflation without at least attempting to address what is going on with COVID. What we seem to know so far: Omicron is highly transmissible . The spread seems rapid and it seems to be able to infect people who have been vaccinated, who have had boosters, or who have had other variants. The symptoms seem relatively mild . That seems to be the case for those who have been vaccinated and those who have not been vaccinated. From what I can tell it is more severe for the unvaccinated, but even then, nowhere close to what we were seeing when COVID initially burst onto the scene.

The largest ETFs by assets aren't necessarily the most profitable for issuers.