

In October 2025, Direxion Investments welcomed a new family of ETFs into their ever-growing roster of leveraged and inverse funds: the Titans ETFs. The suite of funds essentially give traders a middle ground when deciding between broad sector exposure and single-stock opportunities.

In October 2025, Direxion Investments welcomed a new family of ETFs into their ever-growing roster of leveraged and inverse funds: the Titans ETFs. The suite of funds essentially give traders a middle ground when deciding between broad sector exposure and single-stock opportunities.

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Direxion expanded its existing product lineup of leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with a new suite: the Titans Leveraged & Inverse ETFs. The funds offer a middle-ground approach that eschews the concentration risk inherent in single-stocks ETFs.
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