$47.36 -0.68 (-1.42%)

Direxion Daily Small Cap Bull 3x Shares (TNA)

Dividend Yield 1.06%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
September 30, 2025$0.072025-09-232025-09-23
July 1, 2025$0.152025-06-242025-06-24
April 1, 2025$0.102025-03-252025-03-25
December 31, 2024$0.182024-12-232024-12-23
October 1, 2024$0.032024-09-242024-09-24

Dividends Summary

Company News

1 Small-Cap ETF to Buy Hand Over Fist and 1 to Avoid
The Motley Fool • Matt Frankel • July 10, 2025

Small-cap stocks have underperformed large-cap stocks in recent years, but experts suggest now might be a good time to invest in small-cap ETFs due to potential interest rate decreases and attractive valuations.

Why Small-Cap Stocks Could Be Ready to Outperform After Rate Cuts
Investing.com • Marketbeat.Com • September 26, 2024

Small-cap stocks, represented by the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM), could outperform larger-cap peers after the recent 50bps rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Small-cap companies rely more on external financing, so lower borrowing costs provide a significant tailwind. The IWM has shown relative strength, and small caps may be poised for a breakou...

EXCLUSIVE: Are Small-Cap Stocks Ready For A Rebound? Leveraged ETF Data Signals A Bullish Trend, Says Expert
Benzinga • Surbhi Jain • September 2, 2024

Small-cap stocks could surge with potential Fed rate cuts, according to an expert. Leveraged ETFs like TNA and TZA offer tools for traders to capitalize on small-cap market movements. Non-leveraged ETFs tracking the Russell 2000 index, such as IWM and VTWO, also provide diversified exposure to the small-cap space.

Profiting in Small-Caps Whether They Go Up, Down, or Remain Flat
Zacks Investment Research • Bryan Hayes • May 17, 2024

This strategy incurs less risk than owning the stock outright, but has the potential to deliver returns far in excess of simply owning the stock.

More Disinflation, No Recession, U.S. King Of The World
Seeking Alpha • Calafia Beach Pundit • January 25, 2024

Strong growth doesn't cause inflation, and reducing inflation doesn't require a recession. Inflation is the result of an imbalance in the supply and the demand for money.