Leveraged ETPs in the Market

Leveraged & Inverse: Single Stock ETPs

Ferrari

3x

-3x

META

3x

2x

-1x

-3x

Exxon

3x

-3x

Microsoft

3x

2x

-1x

-3x

Apple

3x

2x

-1x

-3x

Tesla

3x

2x

-1x

-2x

-3x

NVIDIA

3x

2x

-1x

-3x

Amazon

3x

2x

Basket and Thematic ETPs

Gold

3x

-3x

South Korea

3x

-3x

Ark Innovation

3x

-3x

Tech 100

5x

3x

-3x

US 500

5x

3x

-3x

India

3x

-3x

Ark Innovation

3x

-3x

Bond ETPs

TIPS Inflation Protected US Bond

5x

-5x

7-10 Year Treasury Bond

5x

-5x

20+ Year Treasury Bond

5x

-5x

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How should our ETPs be used?

Leverage Shares Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) can be traded through brokerage accounts that have the ability to trade products listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and Euronext Amsterdam (XAMS) . Investors do not need a margin account in order to trade Leverage Shares ETPs. Contact your financial advisor, find a local broker, or trade now, commission-free with Trading 212, without the hassle of a margin account.

Leverage Shares Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) can be traded through brokerage accounts that have the ability to trade products listed on the London Stock Exchange & Euronext Amsterdam. Investors do not need a margin account in order to trade Leverage Shares ETPs. Contact your financial advisor, find a local broker or trade NOW, commission-free with Trading 212, without the hassle of a margin account.

Leverage Shares Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) are debt instruments issued by a special purpose vehicle (SPV). Each ETP is a separate Series of the SPV, and is a debt security that delivers the returns of the assets held by the Series. Each Series of the SPV has physical ownership of the underlying stocks and does not use derivatives, like swaps, to achieve its leverage.
Experienced investors and market participants may use Leverage Shares Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) for a variety of strategies. Some examples include responding to technical indicators on particular individual stocks, trading the volatility and the directionality of individual stocks, positioning or responding to earnings and news announcements, reacting to overnight movements in foreign markets, which may carry momentum into the home market, and hedging existing exposures in a portfolio.

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