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NASDAQ:TQQQ 10 October 2025 - 20 April 2026

TQQQ Is Back in Focus as Filings Reveal Bigger Bets on Leveraged Nasdaq ETF

TQQQ Is Back in Focus as Filings Reveal Bigger Bets on Leveraged Nasdaq ETF

Between April 18 and April 20, three reports relying on the latest 13F filings found that money managers boosted their holdings in ProShares UltraPro QQQ during the fourth quarter. Oriental Harbor Investment Master Fund took the most aggressive stance, raising its position to 2.40 million shares—about $126.6 million in value. Q3 Asset Management and Main Street Group wrapped up the period with 234,413 shares and 113,470 shares, respectively. Though the positions were set up months back, the filings surfaced just as the Nasdaq pulled away from its peak. By late morning Monday, the index slipped 0.55%. Fresh U.S.-Iran strains weighed, coming despite global investors adding a net $28 billion to U.S. stocks since right before the ceasefire announcement.
TQQQ, QLD Bets Grow at Wealth Advisers as Nasdaq Correction Tests Leveraged ETFs

TQQQ, QLD Bets Grow at Wealth Advisers as Nasdaq Correction Tests Leveraged ETFs

Several U.S. wealth managers bulked up on leveraged Nasdaq-100 bets at year-end, filings show. Sherman Wealth Management snapped up 42,668 shares of ProShares UltraPro QQQ, according to market notes dated March 29 and March 30. Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services more than doubled its stake, now holding 135,309 shares. Woodward Diversified Capital increased its ProShares Ultra QQQ holdings as well. The disclosures catch attention, especially after the abrupt reversal in the underlying trade those leveraged funds track. Monday saw the Nasdaq Composite drop 0.73%, pushing it over 10% below its October high, which marks a technical correction. TQQQ aims for triple the daily move of the Nasdaq-100; QLD targets double.
TQQQ Slides Toward $40 as Nasdaq Correction Tests Leveraged QQQ Trade

TQQQ Slides Toward $40 as Nasdaq Correction Tests Leveraged QQQ Trade

ProShares UltraPro QQQ, the leveraged ETF popular for amplifying Nasdaq-100 moves, hovered near $40 in Friday’s session after tumbling 7.1% the day before. Shares were changing hands at $39.67 as of 10:28 a.m. EDT, off from Thursday’s close at $41.23, with 117.6 million shares moving on that day. For comparison, QQQ—the plain-vanilla Nasdaq-100 fund—was off roughly 1.0% in early action. Here’s why that matters: TQQQ aims for triple the Nasdaq-100’s daily move, before fees kick in. ProShares cautions the fund’s longer-term performance can veer far from that target, particularly if volatility ramps up.
27 March 2026
Tech Stocks Storm the Market: QQQ Rockets on Trade Truce while TQQQ Investors Cash In (Oct 14, 2025)

Tech Stocks Storm the Market: QQQ Rockets on Trade Truce while TQQQ Investors Cash In (Oct 14, 2025)

In-Depth Analysis: The Invesco QQQ Trust tracks the Nasdaq-100, heavy in tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and NVIDIA. This ETF has been one of 2025’s top performers – up ~16% YTD tipranks.com – thanks to blockbuster tech earnings and AI-driven optimism. On Oct. 10, QQQ plunged ~3.5% after President Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Chinese imports, sparking a tech sell-off ts2.tech ts2.tech. Over the weekend, however, Trump backtracked, which sent October 13 futures surging about 1.8% ts2.tech ts2.tech. This sharp reversal illustrates how sensitive QQQ’s trajectory is to U.S.-China trade rhetoric. Looking at QQQ’s performance, as of Oct. 14 the ETF hovered around $595 investing.com. It traded in a wide range in the prior session investing.com, reflecting volatile swings. The ETF’s 52-week range spans roughly $402–$613 investing.com, showing how 2025’s tech rally pushed it near last year’s high before this pullback. TipRanks reports QQQ declined about 0.84% over the last 5 trading days but remains well above its start-of-year level tipranks.com.
Tech ETFs Explode (and Implode) After Trade Truce: QQQ Rockets as TQQQ Traders Cash Out – What’s Next?

Tech ETFs Explode (and Implode) After Trade Truce: QQQ Rockets as TQQQ Traders Cash Out – What’s Next?

QQQ, the Nasdaq-100 ETF, tracks the 100 largest non-financial companies on Nasdaq azat.tv. On Friday Oct 10, QQQ plunged ~3.5% as President Trump announced plans to double tariffs on Chinese imports and restrict rare-earth exports, renewing trade war fears tipranks.com reuters.com. This knocked major tech shares lower and dragged QQQ to a 5-day decline of about 2.9% tipranks.com. Over the weekend Trump backpedaled, tweeting that he didn’t want to “hurt” China and that things would be fine, which soothed investors. On Monday, futures were up: Nasdaq 100 futures jumped ~1.8% by Monday morning reuters.com. TipRanks notes that as of pre-market Mon Oct 13, QQQ was up around 1.8% tipranks.com, recouping some losses. This volatility reflects how sensitive QQQ is to geopolitics – after all, even though QQQ is up ~16% YTD, a single weekend tweet moved it several percent. The frenzy was even bigger in leveraged tech ETFs. TQQQ – which aims for 3× daily Nasdaq-100 returns – saw a record jump in volume on the surge in tech optimism meyka.com. TQQQ is wildly volatile: it surged ~37% in 2025 but gave up about 10.5% on Friday meyka.com ts2.tech. As Meyka reports, strong tech earnings and a bullish market mood
High-Flying Tech ETFs See $14 Billion Exodus – Why Investors Are Bailing on TQQQ & SOXL’s Rally

High-Flying Tech ETFs See $14 Billion Exodus – Why Investors Are Bailing on TQQQ & SOXL’s Rally

Tech stocks have been on fire in 2025 – yet investors are yanking money out of some of the hottest funds. TQQQ, which delivers triple the daily return of the Nasdaq-100, and SOXL, a 3× play on semiconductor stocks, have both posted stellar gains this year. TQQQ is up roughly 37% year-to-date and recently hit a new 12-month high around $107–$109 per sharemarketbeat.com. SOXL has fared even better on paper, soaring about 53% in 2025. By comparison, their non-leveraged counterparts – the regular Nasdaq-100 ETF and iShares Semiconductor ETF – are up ~20% and ~35%, respectivelyetf.com. In other words, these leveraged vehicles rode the tech rebound higher, though not quite to the degree one might expect from 3× leverage. Despite these hefty returns, both funds are seeing an exodus of cash. According to ETF.com, TQQQ and SOXL have suffered combined outflows of ~$14 billion in 2025etf.com. Investors have been steadily redeeming shares even as the funds climbed – a striking reversal from 2022, when money poured in at the market lows. TQQQ alone has bled about $7 billion year-to-date, making it one of the top five in net redemptions among all U.S. ETFsetf.com. SOXL isn’t far behind with $6.9 billion

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  • Verizon, Erasca, Ouster See Heavy Options Trading Monday
    June 29, 2026, 4:32 PM EDT. Options trading was active Monday for Verizon Communications (VZ), Erasca (ERAS), and Ouster (OUST), all in the Russell 3000. VZ traded 169,969 contracts, about 63% of normal daily volume, with the September 18, 2026 $47 call leading at 26,345 contracts. ERAS saw 39,599 contracts, 62.1% of its average, mostly in the $35 call for January 15, 2027 at 10,070 contracts. OUST had 28,840 contracts, or 61.6% of its daily average, as the July 17, 2026 $50 call took 2,503 contracts. The options interest and volume concentration stayed focused at those strikes.
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