UCO - ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil
| Previous Close | 15.83 |
| Open | 15.74 |
| Bid | 15.50 x 800 |
| Ask | 15.55 x 4000 |
| Day's Range | 15.37 - 15.99 |
| 52 Week Range | 12.20 - 34.74 |
| Volume | 2,249,314 |
| Avg. Volume | 4,226,855 |
| Net Assets | 301.56M |
| NAV | 15.87 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| Yield | 0.00% |
| YTD Daily Total Return | 21.55% |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 4.30 |
| Expense Ratio (net) | 0.95% |
| Inception Date | 2008-11-24 |
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Profit From the Oil Rush With These ETFs
Given the abrupt changes in oil price and an uncertain outlook, investors should place their bet on oil ETFs cautiously or take advantage of the quick turn in sentiment with the help of leveraged or inverse ETFs.
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Leveraged Oil & Energy ETFs to Play on Saudi Attack
As an attack on Saudi's oilfields massively disrupted production and shot up oil prices, leveraged oil and energy ETFs are likely to surge in the short term.
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IEA Doesn’t See Any Large Upside in Crude Oil
According to the IEA, any large upside in crude oil prices isn't likely due to a possible economic slowdown dragging the demand and rising oil exports.
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Next Price Movement in Crude Oil Could Be Upward
US crude oil active futures fell 0.4% and settled at $60.2 per barrel. Since the closing level last week, US crude oil prices have risen ~5.4% as of 3:09 AM ET today.
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Next Week: What Could Impact Oil Prices?
On Thursday, Brent crude oil active futures fell 3.6%. Since the production cut meeting, US crude oil prices have lost ~3.9% as of 2:15 AM ET today.
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Oil Prices: Implied Volatility Suggests Upside Is Intact
On June 27, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 33.7%—12.7% below its 15-day average. Lower implied volatility might support oil prices.
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US-Iran Tension Shifted US Crude Oil’s Forward Curve
On June 24, the US crude oil August 2019 futures closed ~$2.48 above the August 2020 futures. On June 17, the futures spread was at a premium of $0.57.
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Implied Volatility: Oil Might Have More Upside
Until June 27, US crude oil futures should close between $54.09 and $59.21 per barrel 68.0% of the time. The forecast is based on crude oil’s implied volatility of 38.6% and assumes a normal distribution of prices.
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Oil Futures Spread: Bullish Sentiments Fall despite Tanker Attack
The decrease in the International Energy Agency’s demand growth forecast for 2019 and the expectation of a rise in the oil rig count might have dragged oil’s futures spread and prices.
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Crude Oil’s Implied Volatility Suggests It Could Fall below $50
Yesterday, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 41.3%, 14.4% above its 15-day average.
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How to Trade Oil Rush With These ETFs
Given the abrupt changes in oil price and an uncertain outlook, investors should place their bet on oil ETFs cautiously or could take advantage of the quick turn in sentiment with the help of ETFs.
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Day Trading With Leveraged ETFs
Day trading using leveraged exchange traded funds (ETFs) is a high-risk undertaking but can return profit due to the volatile nature of the trade structure.
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Futures Spread: Oil’s Bullish Sentiments is on the Edge
Oil Is Close to Entering the Bear Market(Continued from Prior Part)Forward curveAs of June 3, the US crude oil futures contracts leading up to September are priced in ascending order. The price pattern is a negative sign for ETFs that follow US
Market RealistUS Crude Oil: What to Expect Next Week
Energy Portfolio: Analyzing the Broader Market's Influence(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatilityOn May 30, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 35.3%, which is 22.4% below its 15-day average. Usually, higher implied
Market RealistFutures Spread: Are Oil’s Bullish Sentiments Decreasing?
Will Oil's Weakness Continue into June?(Continued from Prior Part)Forward curveAs of May 28, the US crude oil futures contracts leading up to August are priced in ascending order. This price pattern is a negative sign for ETFs that follow US crude
Market RealistUS Crude Oil: What to Expect by the End of May
Oil and Broader Market Dragged the Energy Portfolio(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatilityOn May 23, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 29.8%, which is 12% below its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility supports oil
Market RealistUS Crude Oil’s Futures’ Forward Curve
Oil Prices: Analyzing the Key Drivers(Continued from Prior Part)Forward curveAs of May 20, the US crude oil futures contracts until August are priced in ascending order. The price pattern is a negative sign for ETFs that follow US crude oil futures
Market RealistWhere US Crude Oil Could Be by Next Week
What Impacted Your Energy Portfolio?(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatilityOn May 16, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 25.2%, which is 5.3% below its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility supports oil prices. The
Market RealistThe Oil’s Futures Spread’s Impact on Energy ETFs
Why Oil's Losing Momentum(Continued from Prior Part)Forward curveAs of May 13, US crude oil futures contracts until August are priced in ascending order. The price pattern is a negative sign for ETFs that follow US crude oil futures, including the
Market RealistForecasting US Crude Oil Prices
How Oil and Equity Market Are Affecting Your Energy Portfolio(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatilityOn May 9, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 28%, which is 12.9% above its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility
Market RealistUS Crude Oil: Target Price Next Week
What's Dragging the Energy Space Down?(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatilityOn April 25, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 22%, which is 2.7% below its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility supports oil prices. The
Market RealistFutures Spread: Oil Bulls Are Back
US Crude Oil Is Heading for a New High(Continued from Prior Part)Futures spreadOn April 22, the US crude oil June 2019 futures closed ~$3.9 above the June 2020 futures. On April 15, the futures spread was at a premium of $2.6. On April 15–22, US
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Crude Oil’s Implied Volatility and Price Forecast
What Helped Your Energy Portfolio Overcome Oil's Weakness?(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatility On April 17, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 22.1%, which is 5.5% below its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility
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Analyzing US Crude Oil’s Price Forecast
Why Energy ETFs Underperformed Oil's Gains?(Continued from Prior Part)Oil’s implied volatility On April 11, US crude oil’s implied volatility was 23.1%, which is 5% below its 15-day average. Usually, lower implied volatility supports oil prices.
