T-Rex 2X Inverse Nvidia Daily Target ETF (NVDQ)

$3.58 +0.14 (4.07%)
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Volume 24,197,724
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Company Profile

The fund, under normal circumstances, invests in swap agreements that provide 200% inverse (opposite) daily exposure to NVDA equal to at least 80% of the fund’s net assets. The fund will enter into one or more swap agreements with major global financial institutions whereby the fund and the global financial institution will agree to exchange the return earned on an investment by The fund invests in NVDA that is equal, on a daily basis, to -200% of the value of the fund’s net assets. The fund is...

FrequencyFinder
FrequencyFinder Dec. 26 at 9:33 AM
$NVDQ Macro trends are relevant, yet internal execution remains the decisive catalyst. Competitive positioning has to show up clearly in reported metrics. Momentum stabilizes only when delivery becomes predictable. Without confirmation, volatility likely persists.
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TradeTherapyLLC
TradeTherapyLLC Dec. 23 at 4:48 AM
Hedge pressure isn’t fear, it’s demand for protection while institutions are still carrying a long book. In $NVDA, the key is separating routine gain harvesting from real distribution. The ratio view ($NVDU vs $NVDQ ) helps you see when hedging is stabilizing price vs turning into a real headwind. Full breakdown in this week’s Clarity (written charts + video walkthrough). Disclosure: Educational only. Not investment advice. No position https://youtu.be/mMEoCTBb7ek
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BeChoosy
BeChoosy Dec. 23 at 12:43 AM
$NVDQ >PUTS ON SOXL SOXL WILL CRASH Why SOXL Lags Despite Semis Rallying? SOXL is a 3x leveraged ETF tracking the PHLX Semiconductor Index. It’s designed to amplify daily moves—not long-term trends. That’s where the trap lies. ⚠️ Key Mechanics: - Daily Resets: SOXL recalibrates exposure every day. This means compounding works against you in choppy markets. - Volatility Decay: When semis zigzag, SOXL bleeds. Gains on up days don’t fully offset losses on down days. - Negative Roll Yield: The cost of maintaining leverage—via swaps and derivatives—erodes returns over time. - Fees & Friction: Expense ratio (~0.75%) plus borrowing costs quietly siphon performance. Even if SOXX (the underlying index) returns to ATHs, SOXL won’t. It’s like climbing a mountain with a leaking oxygen tank. PROFIT WITH PUTS ON EVERY SOXL BOUNCE.
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TradeTherapyLLC
TradeTherapyLLC Dec. 21 at 4:15 PM
$NVDA $NVDU $NVDQ Most traders stare at the NVDA chart and guess. Institutions watch leverage. NVDU/NVDQ tells you whether this is routine profit taking or real distribution pressure. Heavy volume with stalled progress is transfer. Light volume with a controlled pause is digestion. This week’s Clarity (https://tradetherapyllc.com/clarity-lp/) walks through the exact tells, then maps the NVDA decision tree for the next leg. Chart and excerpt in comments below. Disclosure: No position.
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Dec. 17 at 6:18 PM
$SOXS $NVDQ just getting started 🚀expecting a similar path as $SMST when $BTC.X started getting it’s ass kicked in, slowly but consistently. Red first week of January and red January to officially signal bear market? $QQQ
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Plannedbutnotdelivered
Plannedbutnotdelivered Nov. 28 at 11:08 PM
$NVDQ why is nvdq at $25.99 on the ask ah ?
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 25 at 3:11 PM
Is $NVDA the best short on the market? I think it’s a great argument. Not sure I’d say the best, but happily have some money sitting in $NVDQ this holiday season. Semiconductors are so stretched and historically follow super cycles, which they have defied / stretched the last couple of years. I’m expecting either a 1) very weak, 2) very short but volatile, or 3) no Santa Clause rally this year. Paper money millionaires, it’s a great time to sell and buy some physical $SLV or $GLD. VIX kraken still looking like it wants to test April’s rally. Also, sitting in $UVIX as a hedge, since a storm seems to be brewing within the house of cards that is America’s stock market. Recessions are healthy. Continually kicking the recession can down the road is what leads to Great Recessions and / or depressions. Never been more bearish in my life, but still holding all of my long investments. Won’t chase mania, however, so it’s either hedge, cash, or physical metals for me until the burst. 🫧
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LunyPrunes
LunyPrunes Nov. 25 at 2:42 PM
$NVDA $NVDQ <- where we make monieeeessss
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Hazel_Nut_Coffee
Hazel_Nut_Coffee Nov. 21 at 2:35 PM
$NVDQ People said I was stupid for buying after $NVDA beat earnings.
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LunyPrunes
LunyPrunes Nov. 21 at 12:32 PM
$NVDA tee hee $NVDQ TEE HEE QUACK QUACK
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FrequencyFinder
FrequencyFinder Dec. 26 at 9:33 AM
$NVDQ Macro trends are relevant, yet internal execution remains the decisive catalyst. Competitive positioning has to show up clearly in reported metrics. Momentum stabilizes only when delivery becomes predictable. Without confirmation, volatility likely persists.
0 · Reply
TradeTherapyLLC
TradeTherapyLLC Dec. 23 at 4:48 AM
Hedge pressure isn’t fear, it’s demand for protection while institutions are still carrying a long book. In $NVDA, the key is separating routine gain harvesting from real distribution. The ratio view ($NVDU vs $NVDQ ) helps you see when hedging is stabilizing price vs turning into a real headwind. Full breakdown in this week’s Clarity (written charts + video walkthrough). Disclosure: Educational only. Not investment advice. No position https://youtu.be/mMEoCTBb7ek
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BeChoosy
BeChoosy Dec. 23 at 12:43 AM
$NVDQ >PUTS ON SOXL SOXL WILL CRASH Why SOXL Lags Despite Semis Rallying? SOXL is a 3x leveraged ETF tracking the PHLX Semiconductor Index. It’s designed to amplify daily moves—not long-term trends. That’s where the trap lies. ⚠️ Key Mechanics: - Daily Resets: SOXL recalibrates exposure every day. This means compounding works against you in choppy markets. - Volatility Decay: When semis zigzag, SOXL bleeds. Gains on up days don’t fully offset losses on down days. - Negative Roll Yield: The cost of maintaining leverage—via swaps and derivatives—erodes returns over time. - Fees & Friction: Expense ratio (~0.75%) plus borrowing costs quietly siphon performance. Even if SOXX (the underlying index) returns to ATHs, SOXL won’t. It’s like climbing a mountain with a leaking oxygen tank. PROFIT WITH PUTS ON EVERY SOXL BOUNCE.
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TradeTherapyLLC
TradeTherapyLLC Dec. 21 at 4:15 PM
$NVDA $NVDU $NVDQ Most traders stare at the NVDA chart and guess. Institutions watch leverage. NVDU/NVDQ tells you whether this is routine profit taking or real distribution pressure. Heavy volume with stalled progress is transfer. Light volume with a controlled pause is digestion. This week’s Clarity (https://tradetherapyllc.com/clarity-lp/) walks through the exact tells, then maps the NVDA decision tree for the next leg. Chart and excerpt in comments below. Disclosure: No position.
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Dec. 17 at 6:18 PM
$SOXS $NVDQ just getting started 🚀expecting a similar path as $SMST when $BTC.X started getting it’s ass kicked in, slowly but consistently. Red first week of January and red January to officially signal bear market? $QQQ
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Plannedbutnotdelivered
Plannedbutnotdelivered Nov. 28 at 11:08 PM
$NVDQ why is nvdq at $25.99 on the ask ah ?
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 25 at 3:11 PM
Is $NVDA the best short on the market? I think it’s a great argument. Not sure I’d say the best, but happily have some money sitting in $NVDQ this holiday season. Semiconductors are so stretched and historically follow super cycles, which they have defied / stretched the last couple of years. I’m expecting either a 1) very weak, 2) very short but volatile, or 3) no Santa Clause rally this year. Paper money millionaires, it’s a great time to sell and buy some physical $SLV or $GLD. VIX kraken still looking like it wants to test April’s rally. Also, sitting in $UVIX as a hedge, since a storm seems to be brewing within the house of cards that is America’s stock market. Recessions are healthy. Continually kicking the recession can down the road is what leads to Great Recessions and / or depressions. Never been more bearish in my life, but still holding all of my long investments. Won’t chase mania, however, so it’s either hedge, cash, or physical metals for me until the burst. 🫧
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LunyPrunes
LunyPrunes Nov. 25 at 2:42 PM
$NVDA $NVDQ <- where we make monieeeessss
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Hazel_Nut_Coffee
Hazel_Nut_Coffee Nov. 21 at 2:35 PM
$NVDQ People said I was stupid for buying after $NVDA beat earnings.
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LunyPrunes
LunyPrunes Nov. 21 at 12:32 PM
$NVDA tee hee $NVDQ TEE HEE QUACK QUACK
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Jeonboss
Jeonboss Nov. 20 at 5:09 PM
$NVDA nothing but bulltards here yesterday is what made me get $NVDQ Only thing i regret is not buying more!
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ViktorStaron
ViktorStaron Nov. 20 at 3:32 PM
$NVDQ starter, GLTA
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Jeonboss
Jeonboss Nov. 19 at 10:50 PM
$NVDA ai bubble will burst much harder than dotcom one. In the meantime i will have fun scalping $NVDQ for the double reward
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okgroomer
okgroomer Nov. 19 at 9:08 PM
$NVDA $NVDQ i just bought a ton of puts and calls on the 2x inverse. Big contrarian bet let’s see what happens!
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 18 at 4:19 PM
$SOXS I hope everyone paid attention to how many accounts came on the reverse instrument boards over the past 2 to 3 weeks telling you how dumb it was to hold. When this happens, typically they are trying to shake you out of your hedge. They know how impatient humans can be and how hard it is to suffer through the up and down at the top of the end of a cycle. $UVIX $NVDQ $SPY $SMH Jeremy Grantham once said on the subject: “The light at the end of the tunnel is a complete joke. There is no light at the end of the tunnel. The market turns when things are totally black, but they’re just a subtle shade less black than yesterday. How ya going to see that? That is pretty tricky. And by the time you’ve seen the light at the end of the tunnel, boy you’ve just missed the first quick easy 30%” ~ Jeremy Grantham I believe this is what we are living through right now. All of a sudden, everyone will declare recession on the right shoulder heading down from the long term top.
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REXShares
REXShares Nov. 17 at 6:42 PM
NVIDIA Corporation reports earnings Wednesday after the bell: Earnings per share est. $1.24 (+53.09%) Revenue est. $54.62B (+55.70%) Earnings can move markets — be ready to trade $NVDA in either direction with 2x daily ETFs from T-REX. $NVDX – 2x Daily Long $NVDQ – 2x Daily Inverse Fund details: https://rexshares.com/t-rex-leveraged-etfs/
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 12 at 12:09 PM
$NVDQ $SOXS $SOXX $SPY $UVIX just watching daily and buying physical silver and investing in real estate with all the money that i would typically put into the market. Letting my long investments and my hedge sit. Decay this, decay that. All I know is when the chickens come home to roost I’ll have plenty of cash to buy the dip on •value plays•, many of which will be emerging markets, as opposed to late stage capitalism money glitches like the US is currently experiencing. Will add to hedges if I see new lows on any of them.
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Rich4life
Rich4life Nov. 7 at 6:03 PM
$NVDQ $SOXS $SOXX $SPY $UVIX do your dd, its been a while
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RainGater
RainGater Nov. 7 at 5:39 PM
$UVIX $SOXS $NVDQ $SPY $SOXX yes, if you bought $SOXS in the $3.X range , then you are correct. But, tell it to the folks who *had* that belief from double digits... They won't have the same conviction as you do because their cost basis is a lot higher. Barring a black swan event, it's virtually impossible for $SOXS to hit double digits, imho
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StockNipsDaily
StockNipsDaily Nov. 7 at 5:18 PM
$UVIX $SOXS $NVDQ so many folks will come into these early, get tortured by the back and forths, then sell right as it’s beginning to work it’s magic. Don’t be that person. I mean, why even deal with the headache of these if you are going to let go just as the spring is beginning to uncoil? None of these instruments are for the faint of heart. Holding all positions not even thinking of letting go of a share until I see a much larger and continued market meltdown. Fuckery and fraud is off the charts and this is the shit that can save you from the implosion if you are patient and have conviction. $SPY $SOXX
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kylevallans
kylevallans Nov. 5 at 8:55 PM
$IONQ $NVDA $NVD $NVDQ Huge sell imbalance on $NVDA... this is good news for someone short $NVDA:) https://saveontrading.com/3-big-trades-heading-into-2026/
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stockanalysis_
stockanalysis_ Nov. 5 at 2:17 PM
Market Bullets: Democrats sweep key races, Michael Burry bets against AI giants, IBM is the latest to cut jobs $PLTR $NVDA $NVD $NVDQ $IBM https://stockanalysis.com/market-bullets/2025-11-05/?ref=saveontrading
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