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TQQQ investors are watching a painful 15% loss grow ProShares UltraPro QQQ has fallen more than 15% in 2026 while Nasdaq-100 is down less than 5%, and the gap between those two numbers explains exactly why leveraged ETFs terrify experienced investors. The Nasdaq-100 is having a rough 2026. Down about 4.3% since January, it has been an uncomfortable start to the year for anyone with heavy exposure to technology stocks. For investors holding ProShares UltraPro QQQ, the pain has been considerably worse. TQQQ, the fund designed to deliver three times the daily movement of the Nasdaq-100, has fallen more than 15% over the same period. That gap between 4.3% and 15% is not a glitch. It is exactly how the fund was built to behave, and right now it is behaving in the worst possible direction. Shares were trading near $39.67 this morning, down from a Thursday close of $41.23, following a 7.1% single-session drop the previous day. For comparison, QQQ, the standard Nasdaq-100 tracking fund, slipped roughly 1% in the same early trading window. More than 117 million shares of TQQQ changed hands on Thursday alone, reflecting the level of anxiety among traders watching the position move. The mechanics behind TQQQ’s losses go beyond simple multiplication. The fund resets its exposure at the close of every single trading session, which creates a compounding effect that works beautifully in a rising market and devastatingly in a declining or choppy one. The 2022 bear market demonstrated this in the starkest terms possible. When the Nasdaq-100 fell 35.6% between late 2021 and the end of 2022, QQQ holders saw that loss and little more. TQQQ holders lost 81.7% over the same stretch. A fund that drops 80% needs a 400% gain just to return to where it started. QQQ holders needed roughly a 55% recovery from the same bottom.#iran_conflict #nasdaq_100 #qqq #proshares_ultrapro_qqq #tqqq

ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) Faces Sharp Decline Amid Market Volatility ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) has dropped 15.5% year-to-date, while its underlying Nasdaq-100 ETF, QQQ, has fallen only 4.3%, highlighting how 3x leverage magnifies market declines through daily rebalancing. This mechanism compounds losses during periods of market instability or declines, as seen in the fund’s performance. The Nasdaq-100 ETF, QQQ, tracks a concentrated index dominated by large-cap technology stocks, with the top seven holdings accounting for 17.4% of the portfolio. The current market environment, characterized by a VIX near 27 and rising Treasury yields, is exacerbating TQQQ’s losses. The VIX, a measure of market volatility, has risen 37% over the past month, creating conditions where TQQQ’s daily reset mechanism amplifies losses. This mirrors the 2022 bear market, where a 35.6% decline in QQQ translated to an 81.7% loss in TQQQ. The compounding effect of daily rebalancing means that even small market oscillations can erode value significantly. TQQQ’s structure, which seeks three times the daily performance of the Nasdaq-100 Index, relies on swap agreements and futures that reset at the end of each trading session. This daily reset locks in losses during prolonged or choppy declines, making the fund particularly vulnerable in volatile markets. For example, a market that falls, recovers slightly, and then declines again can lead to repeated losses for TQQQ holders, even if the underlying index remains flat over the week. The Nasdaq-100’s concentration in mega-cap tech stocks further intensifies the risks. The top holdings, including companies like Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, Meta, and Alphabet, collectively represent 17.4% of the portfolio, with the Information Technology sector alone making up 27.#treasury_yields #nvidia #nasdaq_100 #vix #proshares_ultrapro_qqq

There Is An Easy Way To Use Leverage To Boost QQQ The ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) has declined 15.5% year-to-date, while its underlying Nasdaq-100 ETF, QQQ, has fallen only 4.3%, illustrating how 3x leverage magnifies market volatility. The fund’s structure, which uses daily rebalancing through swaps and futures, amplifies both gains and losses, making it particularly sensitive to choppy or declining markets. This dynamic was evident during the 2022 bear market, where a 35.6% drop in QQQ translated to an 81.7% loss in TQQQ. The Nasdaq-100 index, tracked by QQQ, is heavily concentrated in technology stocks, with the top seven holdings accounting for 17.4% of the portfolio. This concentration increases risk, as a sector-specific shock—such as regulatory changes or earnings disappointments from major tech firms—can disproportionately impact TQQQ. The current environment, marked by rising Treasury yields and a VIX near 27, exacerbates these risks. The 10-year Treasury yield, now at 4.39%, pressures growth stocks, which dominate TQQQ’s holdings, further compounding losses. Leveraged ETFs like TQQQ are designed to capture three times the daily performance of the underlying index, but this structure creates significant downside risk. Daily resets lock in losses during market oscillations, even if the index ends the week flat. For example, a market that declines, recovers slightly, and then falls again leads to repeated compounding losses for TQQQ holders. This mechanism has historically resulted in losses exceeding a simple 3x multiple, as seen in the 2022 episode. The VIX, a measure of market volatility, is currently near 27, placing it in an elevated range. A rising VIX, as observed over the past month, intensifies the impact of daily rebalancing.#nasdaq_100 #vix #qqq #proshares_ultrapro_qqq #tqqq

MFG Wealth Management Boosts ProShares UltraPro QQQ Stake by 98.3% MFG Wealth Management Inc. significantly increased its holdings in ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) during the fourth quarter, raising its stake by 98.3% to 67,453 shares valued at $3,556,000. This positions the exchange-traded fund as the sixth-largest holding in the firm’s portfolio, accounting for 2.8% of its total assets. The investment marks a substantial addition to MFG’s holdings, reflecting confidence in the ETF’s performance despite recent market volatility. ProShares UltraPro QQQ, a triple-leveraged ETF designed to deliver 300% of the daily returns of the Nasdaq-100 Index, recently announced an increase in its quarterly dividend. The dividend was raised to $0.0855 per share, translating to an annualized yield of $0.34, up from the previous $0.05. The latest payment was distributed to shareholders of record as of December 24, with an ex-dividend date of the same day. This adjustment highlights the ETF’s commitment to rewarding investors, though the yield remains relatively modest compared to other market instruments. The ETF’s stock opened at $43 on Friday, a 5.9% decline from its previous close. This price movement places TQQQ within its 12-month trading range of $17.50 to $60.69. Analysts note that the fund’s high beta of 3.46 and a price-to-earnings ratio of 38.25 underscore its sensitivity to market fluctuations. Investors are advised to monitor moving averages, with the 50-day average at $50.73 and the 200-day average at $52.01, as potential indicators of short-term trends. Institutional activity around TQQQ has been notable in recent quarters. Several firms, including WFA of San Diego LLC, N.E.W.#mfg_wealth_management_inc #proshares_ultrapro_qqq #nasdaq_100_index #proshare_advisors_llc #wfa_of_san_diego_llc

Ausdal Financial Partners Inc. Increases Stake in ProShares UltraPro QQQ Ausdal Financial Partners Inc. has significantly boosted its holdings in ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) during the third quarter, according to recent SEC filings. The firm increased its stake by 778.5%, acquiring an additional 45,813 shares to bring its total holdings to 51,698 shares. The value of these shares is estimated at approximately $5.35 million. ProShares UltraPro QQQ, a triple-leveraged exchange-traded fund, tracks the NASDAQ-100 Index with 300% daily exposure. The fund recently raised its quarterly dividend to $0.0855 per share, up from $0.05 previously. This translates to an annualized payout of $0.34, yielding about 0.7%. The dividend was paid on December 31, with an ex-dividend date of December 24. The ETF, which trades with high volatility, opened at $45.93 in the latest session. Its 12-month trading range spans from a low of $17.50 to a high of $60.69. The fund has a beta of 3.46, indicating its sensitivity to market movements. With a market capitalization of $24.65 billion, TQQQ remains a popular choice for investors seeking amplified returns, though its leveraged nature comes with increased risk. Other institutional investors have also adjusted their positions in TQQQ. Advyzon Investment Management LLC increased its holdings by 145.6%, acquiring 27,081 shares to reach a total of 45,678 shares valued at $4.72 million. Orion Portfolio Solutions LLC raised its stake by 148.2%, purchasing 50,404 shares to hold 84,408 shares worth $8.73 million. Manchester Capital Management LLC initiated a new position in the ETF, acquiring shares valued at $498,000. Envestnet Asset Management Inc. and Empowered Funds LLC also increased their stakes by 20.4% and 415.#proshares_ultrapro_qqq #nasdaq_100_index #ausdal_financial_partners_inc #sec_filings #dividend_increase

MFG Wealth Management Inc. Increases ProShares UltraPro QQQ Holdings MFG Wealth Management Inc. has significantly raised its investment in ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ), a leveraged exchange-traded fund that mirrors the Nasdaq-100 Index. The firm reported a 98.3% increase in its holdings of the ETF during the fourth quarter of 2025, bringing its total shares to 67,453. These shares are valued at $3.56 million, marking a substantial addition to the firm’s portfolio. According to a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, MFG Wealth Management Inc. acquired an additional 33,442 shares of TQQQ in Q4 2025. This purchase elevated the ETF’s position within the firm’s investment portfolio to 2.8%, solidifying its status as the sixth-largest holding. The decision underscores the firm’s confidence in the Nasdaq-100 Index’s potential for continued growth, particularly given the index’s heavy concentration in large-cap technology stocks. The ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF is designed to deliver three times the daily return of the Nasdaq-100 Index, making it a popular choice for investors seeking amplified exposure to tech-driven markets. MFG Wealth Management’s increased stake suggests a strategic bet on the sector’s resilience and long-term performance. The firm, which manages over $3.5 billion in client assets, has positioned itself to capitalize on trends in the technology industry. Its recent move aligns with broader market dynamics, where tech stocks have remained a key driver of equity gains. Analysts note that the Nasdaq-100’s performance is closely tied to advancements in innovation and global demand for technology-driven solutions.#technology_sector #securities_and_exchange_commission #mfg_wealth_management_inc #proshares_ultrapro_qqq #nasdaq_100_index