Exchange: BATS·Updated 11:51 PM EST

SNDQ Tradr 2X Short SNDK Daily ETF

$27.56
$1.65
(5.68%)
Today
Closed $30.69
$3.13
(10.20%)
Overnight
Vol17.51M
52W High$276.50
52W Low$8.90
41

Bearish Sentiment

How do you feel about SNDQ?

earlyretirmnt
$SNDQ $NBIZ $SNDK Im out of the short position on $NBIZ , but struggling with SNDK… Have a feeling even strong ER wont be enough. Someone convince me to switch to bull, im open to it….
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Kosmos709
$SNDQ I closed my position yesterday at open but wow this keeps working. Congratulations bulls
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TranscendAsset
$SNDQ anyone know what happens to the price of SNDQ shares when the split happens? Does it go down because we all get more shares? $SNDK is splitting 1 for 8. Am trying to determine if I should hold, buy more, or what. Leveraged ETFs seems so new I don't even know of a precedent. $QQQ maybe people on this have insights? Thanks!
1
GE56
$SNDQ Dems hate data centers. Really most everyone hates them. Even if they are necessary
1
ram2
$SNDQ on Aug 4th $SNDK was 1446 and sndq was $25 but todau it is only 15. I doubt it will ever touch 60 again
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sSwSs
$SNDQ — SNDQ's recent analyses focused on its short-term price volatility and the introduction of inverse ETFs, amidst a lack of fundamental data. Recent analyses for SNDQ have primarily focused on its short-term and medium-term technical indicators, noting significant price fluctuations and mixed momentum signals. The availability of fundamental data for SNDQ has been consistently limited across reports. News coverage highlighted the introduction of inverse ETFs related to Sandisk, alongside general announcements about ETF market growth. Supportive points: Strong recent upward price trend observed in the 7-day and 30-day periods. Price trading above the 50-day simple moving average, indicating a bullish medium-term outlook. Positive short-term momentum indicated by the 10-day EMA being above the medium-term trend. Concerns raised: Significant decline observed in the 91-day price change. MACD indicating bearish momentum in some periods.
GE56
$SNDQ When something goes up thousands of percent so fast, the natural recourse is it will come back down at some point. Euphoria kick this thing into overdrive.

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