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ProShares Issues Leveraged ETFs Tracking Nasdaq-100 Index

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 19
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What happened

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ProShares issued leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) on September 19, 2026, designed to track the Nasdaq-100 index. These funds include the ProShares Ultra QQQ (QLD), which targets two times the Nasdaq-100's daily move, and the ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ), which targets three times the daily return. Leveraged ETFs have become a popular method for participating in the technology sector's growth.

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Why it matters

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The availability of these products allows investors and traders to gain leveraged exposure to the Nasdaq-100. Reports indicate that while higher leverage, such as TQQQ, offers greater gains during market advances, lower leverage, such as QLD, may preserve more capital during serious market selloffs.

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Who's involved

  • ProSharesIssuer of the leveraged Exchange-Traded Funds.
  • NasdaqThe stock exchange whose index is tracked by the ETFs.

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  • ProSharesSpeculative

    Could see increased funding and popularity due to the issuance and use of leveraged ETFs tracking the Nasdaq-100.

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