ERY · AMEX

Direxion Daily Energy Bear 2X ETF (ERY)

$8.53
Pre-market−0.11 (−1.22%)
At close$8.64(−0.80%)
  1. AI Growth Could Energize This Leveraged ETF

    ETF Trends

    The energy sector has yet to fully recover from April's tariff tantrum. However, the growth of AI could be the catalyst to reenergize sector performance.

  2. Did Fed Rate Hikes Break the Energy Market?

    ETF Trends

    Editor's note: Any and all references to time frames longer than one trading day are for purposes of market context only, and not recommendations of any holding time frame. Daily rebalancing ETFs are not meant to be held unmonitored for long periods.

  3. Looking To Play Exxon, OXY To The Downside? This Inverse Energy ETF Has 2X Leverage - Direxion Daily Energy Bear 2X Shares (ARCA:ERY)

    Benzinga

    Direxion Energy Bear 2X Shares ERY opened slightly lower on Tuesday, in contrast to stock futures, which were flat.

  4. ERY: A Double-Short Energy Sector ETF

    Seeking Alpha

    ERY is a double-leveraged short ETF based on an energy sector index. It is intended to be a short-term trading tool.

  5. Bearish On Exxon, Chevron? This Inverse ETF Tracks The Energy Sector - Direxion Daily Energy Bear 2X Shares (ARCA:ERY)

    Benzinga

    Direxion Energy Bear 2X Shares (NYSE: ERY) was trading flat on Friday after a four-day decline saw the ETF retrace 11% off the Sept. 26 high of $51.45.

  6. ERY: A Contrarian Leveraged ETF Against The Market's Most Crowded Energy Trade

    Seeking Alpha

    ERY is a 2x leveraged inverse ETF that gains as a basket of major oil and gas stocks declines. A deteriorating macro growth outlook can result in headwinds towards energy demand as a bearish case on the sector.

  7. Feeling Short on Energy? Give This Inverse ETF a Look

    ETF Trends

    The energy sector may be finally want to take a breather. Since March 8, the S&P GSCI Energy index has fallen over 20%, giving bearish traders an opportunity to pounce.

  8. 4 Bearish ETFs Just Right For A Wild Market With Coronavirus Volatility

    TalkMarkets

    With major equity benchmarks residing below key trendlines, including the 200-day moving average, conditions are ideal for active traders to consider inverse and leveraged bearish exchange-traded funds.