TNA: It Might Be Time To Invest In Small-Caps
Small-caps historically outperform large caps due to growth potential and margin expansion. The Magnificent 7 have attracted capital flows to large companies, leaving smaller ones forgotten. Small-caps are not cheaper due to structural problems, but rather due to lack of investor interest, making them a potential opportunity.
2 Leveraged ETFs to Play Small-Caps Strategically
Small-caps can make amplified moves toward the upside, but they can also burn short-term traders on the downside. This is why it pays to be strategic in volatile times like now with leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds.
TNA: The Trade Won't Be Small When It Comes
Small caps may outperform large caps in the next bull trade, making the Direxion Daily Small Cap Bull 3X Shares ETF a potential option for exposure. TNA achieves 3x daily leverage through swaps, but its performance is highly influenced by volatility. TNA is a trading vehicle with the potential for big returns, but it comes with higher risk due to small-cap exposure and leverage.
Profiting in Small-Caps Whether They Go Up, Down, or Remain Flat
This strategy incurs less risk than owning the stock outright, but has the potential to deliver returns far in excess of simply owning the stock.
