Five New Single-Stock Leveraged ETFs Hit Cboe: Tradr Expands 2X Daily Exposure Options

Tradr ETFs is making waves in the leveraged trading space with a strategic rollout of five new single-stock leveraged ETFs launching on Cboe this Wednesday, October 8. Each fund targets 200% daily performance relative to its underlying security, marking the first-to-market entry for all five strategies.

The Five New Tradr Products on Deck

The lineup spans diverse sectors and includes both established tech names and innovative companies:

Technology and Cloud Infrastructure: Tradr’s exposure to Cloudflare Inc. (NYSE: NET) via the Tradr 2X Long NET Daily ETF (ticker: NETX) and Okta Inc. (Nasdaq: OKTA) through the Tradr 2X Long OKTA Daily ETF (ticker: OKTX) positions traders to amplify moves in critical infrastructure and identity management plays.

Transportation and Beverages: Lyft Inc. (Nasdaq: LYFT) gets its leveraged instrument with the Tradr 2X Long LYFT Daily ETF (LYFX), while Celsius Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: CELH) is covered by the Tradr 2X Long CELH Daily ETF (CELT). The inclusion of Okta and Lyft reflects market interest in both cybersecurity and mobility sector volatility.

Innovation Plays: Aurora Innovation Inc. (Nasdaq: AUR) rounds out the set with the Tradr 2X Long AUR Daily ETF (AURU), targeting traders with conviction in clean technology and hydrogen economy themes.

What These 2X Leveraged ETFs Actually Mean

The 200% daily exposure means each fund magnifies the day-to-day performance of its underlying stock by a factor of two. If Aurora Innovation, Celsius Holdings, or any of the other names moves 5% in a day, the corresponding Tradr ETF theoretically moves 10%. This structure makes them sharp trading instruments for short-term positioning rather than long-term holds.

Critical Risk Considerations

Tradr ETFs explicitly targets sophisticated investors and professional traders—not casual retail players. The leverage mechanism introduces serious downside scenarios. Volatility in the underlying securities (whether AUR, CELH, LYFT, NET, or OKTA) can amplify losses at a rate exceeding the stated 2X multiple, especially over multi-day periods. More critically, if any underlying security drops more than 50% in a single trading day, investors could lose their entire principal investment in that fund.

The prospectus warns that fund performance will diverge significantly from benchmarks over periods longer than daily resets. Daily rebalancing means these aren’t vehicles for buy-and-hold strategies—they’re built for active traders managing positions tightly.

Why This Matters Now

Tradr’s decision to launch five first-to-market single-stock leveraged ETFs suggests rising demand from professional traders seeking amplified exposure to specific equities. The mix (Okta, Lyft, Cloudflare, Celsius, and Aurora) reflects current market hotspots: cloud infrastructure, ride-sharing recovery, beverage innovation, and clean tech narratives.

More information and full prospectus details are available at www.tradretfs.com. Shares are traded at market price on Cboe, not NAV, and frequent trading incurs standard brokerage commissions that can meaningfully impact returns.