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Volume is the mechanism behind this screen.
(NVDA) leads the field at 416.6 million average daily shares over the past three months, more than three times the next name on the list, and that gap in liquidity defines the bid-ask spreads and exit capacity that active traders actually trade against.
Nine other names follow, spanning leveraged ETFs, crypto mining proxies, and a pending media merger. The volume ladder, top to bottom ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ (SQQQ) sits at 120.1 million average daily shares.
The fund uses derivatives to deliver the inverse of the Nasdaq 100's daily performance, magnified by three: a 1% drop in the index is designed to produce a 3% gain in the fund that session.
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