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ProShares Ultra Semiconductors (NY:USD)

97.17 -11.87 (-10.89%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Oct 10, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Bad Jobs Report Ahead Of Labor Day
Friday, the Jobs report showed 235,000 new jobs reported for August. This was not good news since the estimate was roughly 500,000 higher. Ouch! 
Via Talk Markets
The Market Boasts Strength While The Dollar Drops And Gold Rises
Friday, the Fed’s Jackson Hole symposium stimulated the market with all 4 major indices closing positive. Due to the improvement in the economy, the Fed feels more comfortable with tapering monetary... 
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Topics Economy
How Strong Is The Russell 2000’s Current Rally?
Since the beginning of 2021 the Russell 2000 has been mostly rangebound. The high of the range is around $234, while the low or the range is in the $209 area. 
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Gold XAU Technical Analysis - Monday, May 3
Gold XAU/USD & Silver XAG/USD Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast. Long above 1800 and on the downside 1750. Much remains for gold to remain bullish. 
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Pivotal Price Levels the Market Must Hold or Clear Next Week August 1, 2021
The past week's earnings have set the market stage with large tech companies such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft beating earnings estimates. With that said, prices look to be waning not only in the... 
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Why Everyone Should Be Watching IWM And IYT Through Next Week
Though we should continue to watch for strength in the major indices, we should also be hesitant if the Russell 2000 continues to flounder within the middle of its range. 
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Rates And Currencies Act Like They Are From Different Planets
Stronger than expected US inflation and retail sales, and counter-intuitively Treasury yields softened, and the dollar strengthened. 
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Has The Market Jumped From Cautious To Bullish Sentiment?
IWM and XRT’s recent flip into a bullish phase means they can potentially breakouts to new highs. However, IWM has been rangebound and has a large amount of resistance at $234, so one should be careful... 
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Practical Ways To Live Through Inflationary Times
Whether we head into hyperinflation, stagflation, or recession, it is always good to be prepared for more of the same-rising commodity prices, low supply, high demand, and a low labor force wreaking... 
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Topics Economy
Has The Infrastructure Bill Stolen The Inflation Spotlight?
The stock market steadied itself, as the major indices clear or head to new highs. Additionally, The media looks to be shifting into the next trend as the newly passed infrastructure bill adds a chunk... 
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Is Stagflation Creeping Up?
After Wednesday’s Fed announcement, the stock market has been sitting in an uneasy state. The U.S dollar has not only firmed but has pushed over resistance from its 200-Day moving average at 24.69... 
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Topics Economy
How To Use Simple Risk Control For Stocks Like AMC
Once a stock goes flying, it seems as though everyone wants a piece of the action. Of course, it might be fun to be a part of a big move, but it can also be extremely dangerous to take a trade in... 
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Dollar Correction At Hand Or Just End-Of-Month Adjustment?
The key question facing the foreign exchange participants is whether the dollar's bounce into the end of May is the beginning of a more sustained correction after falling for two months or simply a... 
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Cybersecurity-An Ever-Evolving Megatrend
As this year’s tech boom in the U.S economy started with the surge in prices from pandemic lows, the demand for more security across several sectors has naturally grown. 
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Topics Economy
Gold Climbs Past $1,900 On Weaker Dollar And Lingering Inflation Fears
Gold prices continued their upward momentum on Wednesday. A soft U.S. dollar and growing concerns over higher inflation rates pushed the yellow metal above $1,900 an ounce. 
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Gold Technical Analysis - Monday, May 24
Expect a classic trading level pattern across 1900. Silver has completed its Wave (iv) and is ready to move higher, so we can scale into Gold and Silver. 
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Will Monday Settle The Stock Market Divide?
The only difference between a cautionary phase and a bullish phase is that the price is trading underneath the 50-DMA instead of trading over it. This week’s test for the S&P and the Dow was passed... 
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Topics Stocks
End of Day Financial Markets Report For Wednesday, May 19
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the Financial markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, May 19. 
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Treasuries Call The Tune In FX
The higher than expected US CPI spurred a jump in rates and the greenback, but it proved to be little more than a bull trap. The dollar's upside momentum faded even before the large miss on retail... 
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Is it Smart to Sell in May? Maybe.
Soft commodities got a bit ahead of themselves and are currently in a process of some mean reversion, but the metals market held up well because of geopolitical stress. 
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Precious Metals Report For Tuesday, May 11
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the metal markets for the trading day just ended, Tuesday, May 11. 
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Dollar Breaks Down
The dollar was struggling to sustain upticks when the market anticipated a million new jobs were created in April. It was sold off in disappointment that only a quarter of the expected jobs... 
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The Printing Continues
This week’s move to new all-time highs in both the S&P500 and the Dow industrial masked deteriorating underpinnings as both the Russell 2000 and the Nasdaq lagged. 
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Topics Stocks
The Dollar Can Build On The Pre-Weekend Gains
The US dollar traded heavily most of last week but rebounded ahead of the weekend, with some month-end flows impacting. The Japanese yen was a notable exception. The rise in US yields helped lift the... 
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Major Index Support And Resistance Levels
Last Thursday the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 tested new highs and then gapped lower on Friday showing that the market still had some overhead resistance. 
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Topics Stocks
Are The Major Indices Poised For A Powerful Move Up Monday?
The Russell 2000, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones and the S&P 500 all have the potential to make large moves Monday, if they clear their resistance levels together. 
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Topics Stocks
Intel Stock Investors Pull Back: Technical Levels To Watch
Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) gapped down Friday morning in the wake of the chipmaker's first-quarter report. Intel also issued second-quarter EPS guidelines that undershot... 
Via Benzinga
If Stronger Than Expected Inflation, Consumption, And Jobs Didn't Lift The Greenback, What Will?
The dollar had a rough week. Despite a series of economic data showing that the US economy was surging by more than expected, the greenback failed to muster any traction and fell against all the major... 
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Topics Economy
Why We Bought Gold Before Thursdays Gap Up
Governments and central banks around the world have borrowed huge amounts of money to revive the economy. Without any clear plan to dig the U.S out of debt, there is rising worry that the U.S dollar... 
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Topics Economy
How To Navigate The Market With These 3 Symbols
Last week’s focus was the Russel 2000, Transportation, and Semiconductors. The Russell 2000 has shown us general market direction and sentiment as it contains 2000 small cap U.S companies. 
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