NBIL rose roughly 28% over the trailing 30 days as underlying Nebius Group shares rebounded sharply off their late-July lows following a blowout quarterly report. The fund seeks 2x (200%) daily leveraged exposure to a single stock, Nebius Group (NBIS) , amplifying both gains and losses versus the underlying security.

MRNY gained roughly 152% over the trailing 30 days, with nearly all of that advance occurring in a single session following a landmark clinical catalyst for Moderna (MRNA) . The fund is an actively managed single-stock covered-call strategy, meaning its upside participation in MRNA is capped relative to the underlying stock's move.

GDXU advanced roughly 143% over the trailing 30 days, climbing from about $81.92 to $199.03 per note, as a powerful gold-mining rally was amplified by three-times daily leverage. Over the past quarter the note rose about 26% , but the path was extraordinarily volatile, with a decline into the mid-$60s in mid-July before the sharp rebound.

CRCG surged roughly +105% over the last 30 days, from about $8.05 to $16.52, as 2x daily leverage amplified a rebound in underlying Circle Internet Group (CRCL) shares. Over the trailing quarter the fund remains down about 38% , reflecting a sharp drawdown earlier in the period followed by a rapid recovery.

AXTX, a 2x leveraged ETF tracking AXT Inc. (AXTI), gained +5.33% to $7.51 during the regular session on Aug 25 versus the prior close of $7.13. The advance reflects roughly double the underlying AXTI's +3.12% gain, amplified by the fund's daily 2x leverage.

BMNU, a 2x leveraged ETF tracking Bitmine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), closed up +5.73% at $20.11 versus the prior session's $19.02 during regular market hours. The gain reflects its 2x exposure to BMNR, which rose +2.82% to $24.82 on the same day.

BOIL declined roughly 17% over the past 30 days, extending a steeper decline of about 30% across the trailing quarter as natural gas futures weakened. The fund offers 2x daily leveraged exposure to the Bloomberg Natural Gas Subindex, magnifying both gains and losses from front-month natural gas futures.

LABU, a leveraged exchange-traded fund (ETF) seeking triple the daily return of the S&P Biotechnology Select Industry Index, advanced roughly 25% over the trailing 30-day period. The move extends a broader uptrend, with the fund up approximately 81% over the last quarter.

SOXL closed down -1.32% at $120.60 in Friday's regular session, reversing a roughly +3.6% gap-up open. Shares jumped premarket on memory-sector optimism, led by Samsung's reported ~$79B shareholder-return plan and SK Hynix's buyback.

SQQQ declined approximately 10.5% over the past 30 days, based on the latest available close of $38.28 versus $42.79 about 30 calendar days earlier. The fund fell roughly 13.7% over the trailing quarter, even after a sharp late-July rally, as the Nasdaq-100 recovered from its correction.

SPXS fell approximately 11.6% over the trailing 30 days, moving from a closing price of $26.98 to a latest price near $23.86, as the S&P 500 advanced. Over the trailing three-month period, the fund declined roughly 13.9% , extending a downward trend driven by broad large-cap equity strength.

30-day ETF performance: TSLL declined approximately 28%, falling from $12.22 on July 15 to $8.76 on August 14, as leveraged daily exposure amplified losses in Tesla. Quarterly trend: The fund is down roughly 47% from the May 14 close of $16.65, extending a volatile multi-month drawdown.

Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF (SNXX) declined approximately 55% over the past 30 days, reflecting a sharp selloff in the underlying Sandisk Corp. ( SNDK ) shares compounded by the fund's 2x daily leveraged structure. Over the broader quarter, SNXX exhibited extreme volatility, rallying to a peak near $46 before collapsing to the mid-teens, driven by both the parabolic rise and subsequent sharp correction in NAND flash memory equities.

SOXL closed Friday's regular session down -0.28% at $144.95, versus $145.36 on Thursday; the move occurred during market hours, not premarket or after-hours. The dip reflected consolidation and modest profit-taking in semiconductor shares after SOXL had surged more than +25% from its late-July low through Aug. 13.

VXX is an exchange-traded note (ETN) providing exposure to short-term VIX futures, while XXX is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) blending 75% S&P 500 equity exposure with 25% XRP futures exposure. Structural differences are significant: VXX offers pure volatility targeting with no equity holdings, whereas XXX delivers diversified large-cap equity and cryptocurrency futures exposure through a rules-based index.

SOXL currently trades near $140, meaning a move to $200 would require roughly a 43% gain from recent levels. The fund's 52-week range spans from $23.66 to $302.00, illustrating both the extraordinary upside potential and severe downside risk embedded in a 3x daily leveraged product.

SNDQ declined approximately 20% over the last 30 days, while the underlying stock Sandisk ( SNDK ) also fell roughly 22% — an unusual outcome for a -2x inverse ETF that underscores the compounding risks of daily-reset leveraged products. Over the last quarter, SNDQ has dropped approximately 64%, reflecting extreme volatility decay during one of the most turbulent periods in the memory semiconductor sector.

KOLD surged approximately 27% over the past 30 days as US natural gas futures tumbled below the psychologically important $3.00/MMBtu threshold. Over the last quarter, the ETF gained roughly 15%, reflecting a sustained bearish trend in natural gas prices driven by oversupply conditions.

TSLQ surged approximately 65% over the trailing 30-day period, driven by a sharp decline in TSLA shares following Tesla's Q2 2026 earnings report. Tesla's stock dropped roughly 27% over the same window, and TSLQ's -2x daily leveraged structure amplified those losses into outsized gains for inverse ETF holders.

BABX surged approximately 43% over the past 30 days, driven by a sharp recovery in Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) ADR shares from deeply oversold levels. Over the last quarter, BABX declined roughly 26%, reflecting the leveraged impact of BABA's prolonged selloff through May and June before the recent rebound took hold.