Direxion expanded its existing product lineup of leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds (ETFs) with a new suite: the Titans Leveraged & Inverse ETFs. The funds offer a middle-ground approach that eschews the concentration risk inherent in single-stocks ETFs. It offers more targeted exposure to the industry’s top movers and shakers as opposed to full-sector ETFs.

The launch highlights Direxion’s ability to push the creative envelope by providing tactical tools that active traders can use in various market conditions.

“For more than two decades, Direxion has been committed to creating ETFs that empower traders with conviction-based strategies,” said Direxion CEO Douglas Yones. “With the Titans Leveraged & Inverse ETFs, we’re giving traders a new way to focus on the leaders that drive performance. This launch reflects our commitment to innovation, and precision, in tactical tools.”

Top 5 Focus

These Titans ETFs zero in on the top five companies representing a sector with equal weight given to each company (a 20% allocation). This allows for more targeted exposure compared to a broad index that uses a typical cap-weighted approach that could include companies with varying market-cap sizes.

“By focusing on the top five, Titan L&I ETFs allow traders to target the most influential companies in a sector, rather than diluting exposure across dozens of smaller names that may have less impact on price movements,” Direxion explained in a FAQ.

As of the launch, the suite includes two bullish ETFs in the biotech and energy sectors. It also includes four bullish/bearish combinations in the tech and semiconductor sectors. The funds are rebalanced on a quarterly basis, which maintains focus on the specific industry’s leaders.

The New ETFs

“Active traders demand precision,” said Mo Sparks, chief product officer at Direxion. “Our 3X and 2X market cap and sector ETFs remain essential for broad exposure. And our single-stock ETFs provide maximum concentration. These new Titans ETFs provide the tactical bridge — targeting the top five names with equal weights — so traders can express high-conviction views on leadership, while avoiding single-name risk. It’s about matching the right tool to the right strategy.”

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