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NEED Direxion Daily Cnsmr Staples Bull 3XShrs

32.19 0.0353 (+0.11%)

Quote as of Oct 16, 2020 19:37 UTC · Market data delayed approximately 15–20 minutes unless otherwise indicated.

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Previous Close32.16 Day Range32.19 – 32.61
52-Week Range13.02 – 37.02 Volume4.06K
Avg Volume9.36K AUM$4.4M (Oct 10, 2026)
Expense Ratio0.98% Yield (TTM)—
NAV32.24 Premium/Discount-0.14% indicative
InceptionNov 29, 2018 Holdings—
IssuerDirexion ExchangeAMEX
CategoryFinancials Index TrackedNot stated in source data
CUSIP— ISIN—
Structure Leveraged 3x
ManagementNot stated in source data
This fund targets a multiple or the inverse of a DAILY return. Over longer periods, compounding makes results differ, sometimes drastically, from the index times the multiple. Issuers describe these as short-term trading tools. How leveraged ETFs work →

About this ETF

The investment seeks daily investment results, before fees and expenses, of 300% of the daily performance of the Consumer Staples Select Sector Index (the "index"). The fund normally invests at least 80% of its net assets in financial instruments and securities of the index, ETFs that track the index and other financial instruments that provide daily leveraged exposure to the index or ETFs that track the index. The index includes domestic companies from the consumer staples sector which includes the following industries: food and staples retailing; household products; food products; beverages; tobacco; and personal products. The fund is non-diversified.

Description from the fund data provider · profile as of Oct 10, 2026.

Price Chart

Daily closing prices (price return, not total return). Comparison lines are normalized to percent change from the range start. Source: Financial Modeling Prep.

Performance

1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y*5Y*10Y*Incep.*
Price return +13.18% +17.15% +44.95% -6.44% +1.03% — — — +14.30%
Total return +13.15% +17.35% +45.52% -5.52% +2.00% — — — +15.75%

* Annualized. Total return uses the dividend-adjusted price series (distributions reinvested); price return uses unadjusted closes. Performance through Oct 29, 2020. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Fees

Net expense ratio0.98% Annual cost of a $10,000 investment$98.00

Illustrative calculation only: expense ratio × $10,000. It excludes trading costs, bid/ask spreads, taxes and changes in investment value. Gross vs. net expense details and any fee waivers are in the prospectus.

Holdings

Holdings data not yet loaded for this fund; the holdings pipeline sweeps the full universe weekly. The issuer's official fund page (below) always has the authoritative list.

Distributions

Yield (TTM)— Paid (last 12 months)—
FrequencyQuarterly SEC yieldNot provided by our data source; see the issuer page
Last ex-dateSep 22, 2020 Last payment$0.0530
Growth 1Y— Growth 3Y / 5Y (ann.)— / —
Ex-dateRecordPay dateAmount
Sep 22, 2020— —$0.0530

Trailing distribution yield = last 12 months of cash ÷ current price. It is NOT the SEC 30-day yield and distributions are not guaranteed to continue. The difference explained →

Risk Statistics

Risk statistics need at least a year of price history; not yet available for this fund.

Liquidity

Volume today4.06K Average volume9.36K
AUM$4.4M Premium/Discount-0.14%
Bid/Ask spreadNot provided by our data source. Check your broker's quote screen; spreads are widest at the open and close.

Premium/discount compares the delayed market price with the last reported NAV: an indicative figure, not the official closing premium/discount. How ETF liquidity works →

Official Fund Resources

External links open the issuer's site or SEC EDGAR in a new tab. The prospectus and official documents are always the authoritative source; review them before investing.

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