Tradr 2X Long Spy Monthly ETF (SPYM) Stock Price, Quote & News

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Under normal market conditions, the fund generally invests substantially all, but at least 80%, of its total assets in the securities comprising the index. The index is designed to measure the performance of the large-capitalization segment of the U.S. equity market.

Joshhlmd Aug. 26 at 5:01 PM

$SPYM have been adding shares to portfolio almost daily for a couple years. I’m holding long term so not worried when it drops, just gives the opportunity to buy at a discount

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sinnX Aug. 21 at 3:40 PM

$SPYM

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TheProspect_2005 Aug. 20 at 11:30 PM

$SPYM $SPY $TQQQ $UPRO Hold and you will be great and rich in the long run. it’s okay to play around with money, but most should be allocated here and QQQM and even a little exposure to leveraged ETFs mathematically it makes a lot of sense in the long term as long as you DCA over time. Volatility decay is a terrible overreaction that is holding people back. Expense ratios are also a horrible reason that’s holding people back. # People can’t outsmart math.

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dee64 Aug. 18 at 2:53 PM

$SPYM What is going on with $SPYM? I jump onboard last week after getting out of $DRAM.X due to its high volatility? Thinks this S&P 500 ETF would be more stable, it is not performing well at all this morning.

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Comoron Aug. 17 at 7:42 PM

$SPYM why isn’t this shit going down man Hit my stink bids at 78.5 please

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ZacksResearch Aug. 13 at 2:31 PM

🚨 JPMorgan just raised its 2026 S&P 500 target to 8,000, citing stronger earnings and accelerating AI spending. 📈 Investors can play the potential upside through $VOO, $IVV, $SPY and $SPYM—or seek broader diversification with $RSP. 🔎 Here’s a look at the ETFs positioned for the S&P 500’s next leg higher 👇 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2973627/jpmorgan-sees-sp-500-at-8000-etfs-that-are-worth-buying?_gl=1%2A1pe6eml%2A_up%2AMQ..%2A_ga%2ANzA0MTAyMTguMTc4NjU5MzE5MQ..%2A_ga_MXXMZ1PBF7%2AczE3ODY1OTMxOTEkbzEkZzEkdDE3ODY1OTYzMjEkajYwJGwwJGgxNzQxMDU0NTcy&cid=sm-stocktwits-0-2973627-oc-39241&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_0_2973627_OC_39241

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bigsleepy Aug. 4 at 2:54 PM

$SPYM 💥💥

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ETF_Trader1 Jul. 27 at 9:39 PM

Building a long-term portfolio? The ETF you choose as your core matters. 👀 Three popular options investors are comparing: $SPYM Tracks all 505 S&P 500 companies with a 0.02% expense ratio, slightly cheaper than $VOO at 3 bps. $QNDX Focuses on the 103 largest non-financial Nasdaq companies at 0.10%, below $QQQ at 20 bps and QQQM at 15 bps. $VTI Offers the broadest exposure with 3,531 US stocks across large, mid, small, and micro caps for 0.03%. The interesting part isn’t just the fees. It’s the strategy behind each ETF: $SPYM → simple S&P 500 core exposure $QNDX → more concentrated growth and tech exposure $VTI → total US market diversification There is no perfect ETF — it depends on your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. For a long-term investor, the biggest advantage is usually consistency and staying invested. Which one anchors your portfolio? 👇 Follow me for more investing ideas, ETF breakdowns, and market insights. 🚀

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StockNavigator_ Jul. 24 at 5:40 PM

Here are 5 growth ETFs I’m keeping an eye on 👇 $SPYM A broad S&P 500 exposure for investors looking for long-term market participation. $SCHG A popular growth-focused ETF with exposure to companies showing strong earnings potential. $QQQM A lower-cost way to track Nasdaq-100 growth leaders, especially in tech. $SPMO Focused on momentum names and companies showing relative strength. $SMH One of the key ETFs tied to the semiconductor and AI infrastructure trend. Different strategies, different risk profiles, but these are the names that continue showing up on many investors’ radars. Quick question. Who's leading your watchlist? Stay patient. 👀

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DebbyEsther Jul. 19 at 10:25 PM

29 years old and my investments are already generating $14,340/year Income breakdown: $SCHD: $8,000 Rental income: $3,000 HYSA (6%): $1,770 $FXAIX: $830 $SPYM: $440 $VTSAX: $250 $MSFT: $50 Total: $14,340/year ≈ $1,195/month ≈ $39/day The important part isn’t just the number. It’s building assets that work while you focus on life. A mix of dividends, index funds, cash yield, and real estate creates diversified income streams. Wealth building is usually a long game powered by consistency and compounding.

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