ETFs: "There have been a record 164 derivatives-based launches in the US so far this year ... and assets have grown sixfold in the past five years to $300 billion." @denitsa_tsekova @VildanaHajric https://t.co/L9uHsrJF2E
Yields of “100%” are fueling a retail frenzy that’s pumping billions into quick-buck ETFs. Read The Big Take https://t.co/kGXu1WotZD
Industry pros are urging caution as retail investors promote a new way to speculate in the stock market using quick-buck ETFs that can dangle “100%” payouts Superb story by @denitsa_tsekova, @VildanaHajric https://t.co/RoFdHKcUog

Industry professionals are urging caution as retail investors flock to a new speculative trend in the stock market involving quick-buck ETFs that promise '100%' payouts. These ETFs, which include tickers such as $TQQQ, $SPXL, and $SOXL, are driving a retail boom, pumping billions into the market. The surge is fueled by funds that sell options to generate cash, which is then distributed back to shareholders as dividends. This trend has led to a record 164 derivatives-based ETF launches in the US this year, with assets growing sixfold over the past five years to $300 billion.



