Tradr ETFs, a boutique ETF provider catering to professional traders and high-conviction investors, is set to debut five new single-stock leveraged ETFs on Wednesday, October 8. The funds, all first-to-market strategies, will list on Cboe and aim to deliver double (200%) the daily performance of their respective underlying stocks.

The new launches highlight the continued rise of highly targeted, leveraged ETFs designed for short-term trading rather than traditional buy-and-hold strategies—a segment that has drawn increasing interest as traders seek amplified exposure to specific growth stocks.

The lineup includes:

• Tradr 2X Long AUR Daily ETF (Cboe: AURU) – Aurora Innovation Inc. (Nasdaq: AUR)
• Tradr 2X Long CELH Daily ETF (Cboe: CELT) – Celsius Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: CELH)
• Tradr 2X Long LYFT Daily ETF (Cboe: LYFX) – Lyft Inc. (Nasdaq: LYFT)
• Tradr 2X Long NET Daily ETF (Cboe: NETX) – Cloudflare Inc. (NYSE: NET)
• Tradr 2X Long OKTA Daily ETF (Cboe: OKTX) – Okta Inc. (Nasdaq: OKTA)

Each ETF is engineered for traders who want to magnify their market bets but comes with the caveat that leverage can cut both ways: sharp moves in the underlying stock could amplify gains—or wipe out capital entirely.

High Risk, High Reward

Tradr ETFs are explicitly designed for sophisticated investors and professional traders with a willingness to actively monitor positions. Unlike conventional ETFs, these leveraged funds reset daily, meaning returns over longer periods can diverge significantly from the underlying stock’s performance. Investors are warned that a 50% adverse move in a single day could eliminate the entire investment for a 2X leveraged fund.

This launch reflects broader trends in the ETF market where product differentiation and niche strategies—like single-stock leverage—have grown in popularity. Competitors like ProShares and Direxion have already carved out niches with sector and index leverage, but Tradr’s first-to-market single-stock approach is a bold step into uncharted territory.

For traders seeking to capitalize on high-conviction trades in Aurora, Celsius, Lyft, Cloudflare, and Okta, these ETFs offer a focused, liquid vehicle—but only with active management and careful risk oversight.