Ultra Silver 2X ETF (AGQ)

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Company Profile

The fund seeks to meet its investment objective by investing, under normal market conditions, in any one of, or combinations of, Financial Instruments (including swap agreements, futures contracts, forward contracts and option contracts) based on the benchmark. The types and mix of Financial Instruments in which the fund invests may vary daily at the discretion of the Sponsor. It will not invest directly in any commodity.

Phone: 240-497-6400
PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Jun. 4 at 1:01 PM
$AGQ at least we have this
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Turnerjack27
Turnerjack27 Jun. 3 at 11:33 PM
$AGQ 40 trillion coming, then 50 trillion not far behind. Only one way out is to turn the printing press. Monetary medals about to explode.
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ezekeil
ezekeil Jun. 3 at 9:02 PM
$SOXL CRAP. I hope $SOXX does not drop like 30% or something in one day like silver and do an $AGQ here. $SOXS may be at risk too.
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anarchist123
anarchist123 Jun. 3 at 7:24 PM
$AGQ almost time.
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Sunglasses11
Sunglasses11 Jun. 3 at 6:12 PM
$SPY $QQQ $B $AGQ That number is the personal saving rate. 2.6%. 2.6 cents of every dollar is what Americans have left after spending. That is the buffer between most families and the next financial shock. In 1975, the last time we had stagflation this severe, the personal saving rate was 17%. People had room. They could absorb a hit. Today there is almost nothing. When the next crisis arrives, and it will arrive, most households have no margin at all. Gold is not speculating. It is measuring. It is measuring how fast the dollar is losing ground against real assets. Robert Kiyosaki
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Sunglasses11
Sunglasses11 Jun. 3 at 5:46 PM
$SPY $QQQ $AGQ $NAK Inappropriate Monetary and Fiscal Policy Supply shocks alone often cause a one-time price increase, but sustained stagflation usually requires loose monetary policy to validate the inflation. If central banks keep interest rates too low or governments engage in excessive spending while supply is constrained, they fuel demand despite the economy's reduced capacity to produce. Policy Error: In the 1970s, the Federal Reserve and other central banks maintained low interest rates to support employment, effectively "accommodating" the supply shock. This prevented the economy from adjusting and allowed inflation expectations to become entrenched. Fiscal Stimulus: High government spending (e.g., on the Vietnam War and social programs in the US) added to aggregate demand, worsening the inflationary pressure without boosting real growth.
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M Jun. 3 at 5:09 PM
Totally forgot about another order of $AGQ at 107 in another account and got filled, but I'm good with it. This happens when you trade 20-30 different stocks from 5 different accounts from two different brokers. LOL My next DCA to double up $AGQ is near 100 but I doubt it'll get there. $SI_F $SLV $SIVR
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ezekeil
ezekeil Jun. 3 at 3:41 PM
$SOXX $SOXS $SOXL $SLV $AGQ These trend following Hedge Fund CTA's did their NUMBER on silver earlier this year. Now they have moved on to new victims. Silver has unlimited demand - Silver is used by EV's, AI, SpaceX and everyone else on the planet - the demand is unlimited. And then they destroyed AGQ. Retail bought AGQ at 400 and now they left retail holding the bag.
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Jumpman23
Jumpman23 Jun. 3 at 2:50 PM
$AGQ sub $100
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M Jun. 3 at 1:56 PM
$AGQ I had $107.20 order dangling out there and it finally got filled. Also bought more spot silver futures at 73.55. $SI_F $SLV $SIVR
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PrivateBrowsingMode
PrivateBrowsingMode Jun. 4 at 1:01 PM
$AGQ at least we have this
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Turnerjack27
Turnerjack27 Jun. 3 at 11:33 PM
$AGQ 40 trillion coming, then 50 trillion not far behind. Only one way out is to turn the printing press. Monetary medals about to explode.
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ezekeil
ezekeil Jun. 3 at 9:02 PM
$SOXL CRAP. I hope $SOXX does not drop like 30% or something in one day like silver and do an $AGQ here. $SOXS may be at risk too.
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anarchist123
anarchist123 Jun. 3 at 7:24 PM
$AGQ almost time.
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Sunglasses11
Sunglasses11 Jun. 3 at 6:12 PM
$SPY $QQQ $B $AGQ That number is the personal saving rate. 2.6%. 2.6 cents of every dollar is what Americans have left after spending. That is the buffer between most families and the next financial shock. In 1975, the last time we had stagflation this severe, the personal saving rate was 17%. People had room. They could absorb a hit. Today there is almost nothing. When the next crisis arrives, and it will arrive, most households have no margin at all. Gold is not speculating. It is measuring. It is measuring how fast the dollar is losing ground against real assets. Robert Kiyosaki
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Sunglasses11
Sunglasses11 Jun. 3 at 5:46 PM
$SPY $QQQ $AGQ $NAK Inappropriate Monetary and Fiscal Policy Supply shocks alone often cause a one-time price increase, but sustained stagflation usually requires loose monetary policy to validate the inflation. If central banks keep interest rates too low or governments engage in excessive spending while supply is constrained, they fuel demand despite the economy's reduced capacity to produce. Policy Error: In the 1970s, the Federal Reserve and other central banks maintained low interest rates to support employment, effectively "accommodating" the supply shock. This prevented the economy from adjusting and allowed inflation expectations to become entrenched. Fiscal Stimulus: High government spending (e.g., on the Vietnam War and social programs in the US) added to aggregate demand, worsening the inflationary pressure without boosting real growth.
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M Jun. 3 at 5:09 PM
Totally forgot about another order of $AGQ at 107 in another account and got filled, but I'm good with it. This happens when you trade 20-30 different stocks from 5 different accounts from two different brokers. LOL My next DCA to double up $AGQ is near 100 but I doubt it'll get there. $SI_F $SLV $SIVR
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ezekeil
ezekeil Jun. 3 at 3:41 PM
$SOXX $SOXS $SOXL $SLV $AGQ These trend following Hedge Fund CTA's did their NUMBER on silver earlier this year. Now they have moved on to new victims. Silver has unlimited demand - Silver is used by EV's, AI, SpaceX and everyone else on the planet - the demand is unlimited. And then they destroyed AGQ. Retail bought AGQ at 400 and now they left retail holding the bag.
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Jumpman23
Jumpman23 Jun. 3 at 2:50 PM
$AGQ sub $100
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M Jun. 3 at 1:56 PM
$AGQ I had $107.20 order dangling out there and it finally got filled. Also bought more spot silver futures at 73.55. $SI_F $SLV $SIVR
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ezekeil
ezekeil Jun. 3 at 12:49 PM
$SOXX $SOXS $SOXL $QQQ The semiconductor ETF (SOXX) is flashing an alarming warning sign. Trading roughly 80% above its 200-day moving average (DMA) of 339, this historic extension mirrors the catastrophic silver bubble from early this year. In January, silver parabolically stretched nearly 100% above its own 200-DMA, peaking at $121/oz. The inevitable "Silvergeddon" crash on January 30 saw silver plunge 39% in a single day—its worst drop since 1980—fueled by a massive CTA and retail liquidation. This collapse completely decimated the ProShares Ultra Silver ETF $AGQ, a 2x leveraged vehicle. Forced daily rebalancing and compounding beta slippage turned the leveraged ETF into a absolute wealth destroyer during the swift downturn. History warns that extreme DMA extensions are very dangerous.
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CapitalMonk
CapitalMonk Jun. 3 at 11:38 AM
$AGQ Price: $113.24 (+0.91%) Trend: Bearish Market Bias (7D): Bullish Bias 📈 Expected Range: ±4.00% RSI: 26.6 | Momentum: Strong Downside Volume: -29.3% vs avg Volatility: 7.25% Support: $106.87 | Resistance: $163.48 Data and analytics sourced from Given Analytics educational research: https://www.givenanalytics.com/
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himsssss
himsssss Jun. 2 at 8:55 PM
$SLV $AGQ Just one good day is all its gonna take.
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CrypticalEnvelopment
CrypticalEnvelopment Jun. 2 at 12:54 PM
$AGQ silver is back over 75, I had this pegged to hit 135 by now. She’s decayed a bit.
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WireX
WireX Jun. 1 at 10:30 PM
$AGQ Why does paper silver move so much with oil prices? The Shanghai bullion market trades in $84 range for weeks. American Banks behind the paper trade want volatility before moving towards bullion prices. Who is banking billions off the volatility? They do flip long when the easy money is to the upside.
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anarchist123
anarchist123 Jun. 1 at 7:47 PM
$AGQ won’t go up til Iran deal is legit.
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Maverickyo1
Maverickyo1 Jun. 1 at 2:05 PM
$AGQ $SLV $GLD only 6 more months of slightly down sideways trading
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M May. 29 at 8:50 PM
$SI_F Still maintaining my conviction that eventual peace deal will fade USD and 10Y yield which will rally the silver back over $90 gradually. I have both spot future and $AGQ $SLV $SIVR
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CrypticalEnvelopment
CrypticalEnvelopment May. 29 at 3:28 PM
$AGQ gold is flying, this is stuck at ground level.
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whateverv4L
whateverv4L May. 28 at 8:44 PM
$AGQ $JNUG
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M May. 28 at 5:05 PM
$SI_F Over $76. Keep it going. :-) $SLV $AGQ $SIVR
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himsssss
himsssss May. 28 at 4:27 PM
$AGQ $SLV had me sweating in the premarket but i guess the swing is working out.
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