Americas ETF News for the Past 90 Days
you are currently viewing:Tradr Launches SMQ, the First Monthly Reset Inverse ETF Tracking Invesco QQQ(R)December 1, 2025-SMQ seeks -100% of the calendar month performance of Invesco QQQ(R), complementing Tradr's 2X long monthly reset ETF, MQQQ SMQ is the first ever ETF to offer inverse monthly-reset exposure tied to the Invesco QQQ(R), giving traders a new tool to express bearish views with a longer perspective than traditional daily-reset leveraged ETFs. SMQ complements Tradr's existing long product, the Tradr 2X Long Innovation 100 Monthly ETF (Nasdaq: MQQQ). Source: Tradr ETFs |
Leverage Shares by Themes adds Lululemon Athletica Inc. (LULU), Gemini Space Station, Inc. (GEMI), and Oscar Health Inc. (OSCR) to its single stock Leveraged ETF lineup
November 5, 2025-Leverage Shares by Themes is excited to announce the launch of three new single stock leveraged ETFs, available for trading starting November 5, 2025. These products are designed to equip investors to amplify returns (up and down) and dynamically participate in the performance of leading companies.
Grayscale Waives Management Fees and Expands Staking up to 100% for Solana Trust (GSOL), Offering 7.23% Staking Rewards Rate
November 5, 2025-Grayscale Investments, the world's largest digital asset-focused investment platform*, today announced that it has waived the sponsor's fee and reduced the fees associated with staking for Grayscale Solana Trust ETF (Ticker: GSOL) for up to three months, or until the fund's AUM reaches $1 billion, whichever occurs first.
Flexible Plan Investments launches FlexDirex, a first-to-market suite of single-stock ETF strategies in the U.S
November 4, 2025-Two new dynamically risk-managed ETF strategies designed to help financial advisers navigate high-volatility markets
Flexible Plan Investments Ltd. (FPI), a leading provider of dynamic, risk-managed investment solutions, today announced the launch of FlexDirex, an innovative suite of first-to-market single-stock ETF strategies in the U.S.
