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Direxion Daily AMZN Bull 1.5X Shares
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I bought METU, AMZU, AAPU, MSFU, GGLL at the tariff/taco bottom….buying blue chips down 30% from highs and down 60% on 2x was a gift from God’s God
AMZN up 1.3 AMZU up 1.8 2x my ASS
#TLDR --- Ticker: AMZN Direction: Up Prognosis: Long Shares & AMZU / 2026 LEAPS Catalyst: Firing 1.4 million employees to replace them with robots = Infinite Margins
#TLDR --- **Ticker:** AMZN **Direction:** Up **Prognosis:** Long Shares & AMZU (Leveraged ETF) **Catalyst:** Firing 1.4 million humans to replace them with robots **Confidence Level:** "Invincible"
#TLDR --- Ticker: AMZN Direction: Up Prognosis: Buy Shares & AMZU Catalyst: Automation firing 1.4 million employees to pump margins Self-Assessment: "Least retarded take I’ve had in the past year"
#TLDR --- Ticker: AMZN Direction: Up Prognosis: Long Shares & AMZU Catalyst: Firing 1.4 million people for robots Sentiment: Invincible
just got a fill for 2k AMZU shares at 33.85 after this news not waiting for market to open
everyone who has been bitching about AMZN lately look at that after hours action im not even fucking with theta decay from calls just going to buy AMZU
To the person who pulled enough to cause a 3%+ drop in AMZU last night only to watch the whole thing go up 3.45% today....are you okay bro?
Noticed the same with GGLL and AMZU
And AAPU and AMZU. I think something is going on with direxion leveraged funds
NVDL AMZU my friend. You'll have 100k to 200k gain guaranteed in few weeks. Sell and repeat when it drops
Agree. AMZU, MSFL, GOOK, NVDX. But also, AVGG, PTIR.
You can sell spreads, so you just need a fraction of the capital. Sell 220P, buy 200P - so you only need 20x100, $2000 to "secure" this position. The purchased 200P acts as additional security, to protect you from sharp downside. You get paid the difference between two put prices. Alternatively, consider AMZU which is just $40, but it has 2X volatility, so choose your strikes 2X deeper than desired.
I have a $250k position on this trade right now, with most of it in March-May OTM leaps and the $AMZU 2x etf. Matter of time before they join the OpenAI circle and stock rips. Guidance at earnings will likely be strong too. I am long.
Thanks bro! I can tell you what Im doing right now, but that doesnt mean its going to be correct. Here's my current trades: Largest position: $AMZN calls and $AMZU 2x etf. The calls are mostly for March-May 2026, but I have some for December too. Second largest: $UNH and $UNHG More speculative "lotto" positions (I dont go as heavy on these): $ZETA calls ($20 strike, Mar 2026) $PATH calls ($20 strike, Jan 2027) $AMBQ shares And then I always hold bitcoin. Hope this helps.
My port 90% AMZU, BITX, and RDTL Reading this feels incredibly more degenerate than it felt when purchasing
Nothing I'm already locked in SPYU and AMZU plus a bunch of CSP for 11/21.
Better have been AMZU bruh
I am once again buying more $AMZN calls and $AMZU for when they join the OpenAI circle club
yes currently FBL and AMZU check these out
I am once again saying that $AMZN is going to rip (prob during October/November). Position: $150k-ish calls $85K $AMZU 2x $110k common shares
I’m so deep into AMZU, ACHR, and SOUN If all goes well, the holidays will treat me very nice.
Way too many shares of AMZU lmao
I used to prefer covered calls, but now I prefer CSPs. Mostly because I know about Technical analysis now and I learned better options strategies from: [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) (Matt) . I've been running a mostly PUT-selling strategy in one of my Schwab paper accounts and I'm up 40% since Late march (100k -> 140k). Matt's key to success is "The Perfect Put", which is selling a put that meets the criteria: * Up-trending Ticker * \~30 DTE * \~5% ROI (often Leveraged stock like GGLL, AMZU, TSLL, BITX ... will give these setups; but not all leveraged stock has good options support ) * Sell at/under support on a dip (you can setup GTC orders to fill when criteria is met) * Setup GTC order to buy back at 50% max profit. * If ITM, check vibes on stock to see if it's better to Roll, take assignment or buy back.
Start over, smaller since you have limited or no funds. DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKES TWICE. Decide on the difference between Trading and Investing. Quality will always perform well for you in the end. Learn how to spot quality. Learn how to recognise deal with extremes in the market and what to do about it. I personally sell calls at ridiculous spikes, and naked puts on quality stocks that take a "temporary" beating. One example: I own Jna '26 INTC calls, strike is $25. Sold Puts on AMZU today.
Yes, which the levered stock is really nice. Typically Much lower share price. AMZN: $220 ; AMZU: $35 But you really need to check the liquidity of the options, some levered stock options are not very liquid.
You're doing **the right thing practicing in Schwab paper accounts first**. Must know at least basic technical analysis: [https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis](https://www.schwab.com/learn/story/investing-basics-technical-analysis) I became a much more profitable options trader after picking up options strategy from [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) Probably best to start with selling Puts. The PUT selling strategy that I really had success with is: * Use Levered Stock following good companies/sectors like: AMZU, TSLL, SOXL, GGLL ... * Identify the Support level on an up-trending stock * On a Dip, sell a \~30DTE PUT at or under support; try to get \~5% Return on capital (You can use TOS to set up a GTC order to trigger when your criteria is met) * Buy back at 50% max profit * If ITM, check vibes on stock; decide weather to roll, buy back or to get assigned to run the wheel Market Moves (Matt) does go over the strategy in some of his videos; but you'll need to watch them to pick up more on the strategy he teaches. For Selling Calls, you really do limit your upside. Sometimes it doesn't make sense to sell calls; check the vibes and technicals to see if selling calls makes sense for the ticker you're in.
I've got 580k$ worth of shares, AMZU 2x bull, average price 35.67 lol, If it opens at this price I'm up 17k$
The best wheel strategy that I've learned about goes like this: 1. make a watchlist of the tickers you like 2. When a ticker on your watchlist dips, look for a support level and sell a \~30DTE put at just under that level. 3. Setup a GTC order to buy back the PUT at 50% max profit 4. When getting assigned, find the profit you'd like to make and setup a GTC order to sell a \~30DTE call to make your target profit. 5. If you go a week and the call doesn't sell, adjust the order to meet your profit level. Of course you can still Roll the Calls and Puts if it makes sense to. And you can choose shorter or longer options as it makes sense also. And if you're trading MAG-7 type stocks you can use the same strategy on the 2X leveraged stock to amplify the cash generated and decrease the position size. As you only need $3,500 to sell a PUT on AMZU; where you need more like $22K to sell a PUT on AMZN. And you can sell 3 PUTS on AMZU if you only want to tie up about $10K.
It's possible to hit 10%/month but you gotta be really good and you'll probably only hit that once in a while. This guy helped my options trading a lot: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s) With Put selling Tips such as: * Use Leveraged Stock like SOXL, TSLL, GGLL, AMZU ... * Sell \~30 DTE PUTs at a support level on the dips on upward trending stocks * Target returns of at least 5% (can often get 10% + on TSLL) * Close at 50% max profit so you can get another PUT or 2 in for the month. It would also be helpful to be very good at technical analysis.
IMO $5k is the minimum account size for successful Options trading. Selling \~30 DTE PUTs on leveraged stock \[SOXL, GGLL, AMZU, TSLL, BITX ...\], on down days, at support, 5% return on capital is kinda the sweet spot. Which is a strategy (among others) that I learned from my favorite options teacher: \[ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s) \]
I was in an options trading group earlier in the year that targeted a 5% - 10% monthly Account value increase. The strategy has been pretty good; it starts with selling \~30 DTE puts on Leveraged stock (like GGLL, AMZU, SOXL, TSLL, BITX ) at a level of support on the down days with a target of 5+% Yield. I'd recommend checking out this channel (and practicing in a Schwab Paper Account first): [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM\_u91zb3s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvM_u91zb3s)
Strategy is THE MOST important part of options trading. I was in Matt's ( [https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves](https://www.youtube.com/@MarketMoves) ) options coaching group earlier this year and became a much better options trader in a short amount of time. I'd suggest testing out his strategies in a Schwab Paper trading account. I also wouldn't be against joining his coaching class if you're working with that large amount of capital. The basics of Matt's Strategy is: Sell 30 DTE PUTs (at a support level) on Leveraged Stock like TSLL, SOXL, AMZU, GGLL ... when they Dip; target at least 5% return on capital. Buy Back PUTs at 50% max profit. If assigned, target total of 15% total profit when setting up GTC call options. When buying Call options he has his own strategy that he's gone over in his last few videos.
Leveraged stock that tracks the big boys are often less than $50/share: \[AMZU, GGLL, TSLL, NVDL, SOFX, SOFI, UBRL, MSTX\] There is an ETF "NVYY" that basically just sells PUT-Credit Spreads on NVDL (2x NVDA) and hands out \~$0.50 per week in a dividend. Pretty cool.
Hodl’ing my long leveraged Apple AAPU & Amazon AMZU calls that I purchased Friday on the cheap
You’re getting downvoted to shit, but I’m in this thread because I was looking for feedback about AMZU having the same thoughts as you. I think everyone assumes Amazon will recover this drop… why buy AMZN when you could ride up 2x with AMZU?
wait, is that phrase about trying to catch a falling knife meant to tell you you should not try to do that? buying AMZU in AH
Pennies in a large bucket. AMZU is the play here
I'd say they are more affected than Walmart by being third party. 1) Shipping: They cover shipping, a large portion of their business model is to cover shipping through prime membership, tariffs fall under a "shipping charge" which means that for previously prime free shipping items they either have to encourage the seller to raise prices to offset the cost or drop prime shipping on a lot of items. 2) Market share: Where Walmart will be hurt by the tariffs they will cover their losses by picking up market share of the small business that will die due to the current tariff rate. Amazon can benefit from this too, but the physical shoppers are more likely to move to WMT than to order from AMZN. 3) Third party cut: The third parties selling less due to the tariffs will hurt Amazon. They take around 35-50% from third party sellers. A lot of these sellers, and Amazon as a result, profit by selling large volumes of "cheap" products a hike in those prices will push people towards a more expensive/"better" brand. Thats just my take on things. Meanwhile my AMZU strangle is being bled to death by this criminal pinning to 205.
FRIENDLY TRADER ADVICE: BUY inverse ETF's like DLLL, AMZU .... Dell or Amazon Stock goes Down, these spike UP x2 or x3. Yesterday was awesome $$$$. I bought the Inverse to Telsa (TSLQ) when the Price was at the Day's HIGH.
FRIENDLY TRADER ADVICE: BUY inverse ETF's like DLLL, AMZU .... Dell or Amazon Stock goes down, these spike UP x2 or x3. Yesterday was awesome $$$$. I bought the Inverse to Telsa (TSLQ) when the Price was at the Day's HIGH.
The image showcases an investment portfolio with a total value of $391.74, where the graph indicates a significant drop in asset value over time. The current buying power is $0.00. Available options include TSLL $12 Call, AMZU $35.46 Call, among others.
Why not AAPU, AMZU, and GGLL?
can someone explain to me in regard terminology, how the fuck does a leveraged etf work? like SPXL, SPXS or like AMZU. like ok, i get the whole beta thing since its leveraged, but apart from that  like who even made these?? and how? where does the liquidity come from. whats the whole point, apart from getting more exposure with less capital.
Lol I made $500 after close flipping some AMZU shares.
today is the worst day, my crush just rolled her eyes at me, i lost money, my mother rolled her eyes at me, you're rolling your eyes at me as you read this. i guessed the entire exam, my spy puts are -80% down. my PLTR puts are also red, my AMD calls bit the dust, AAL fucking crashed a plane god, why nothing good happens to me :( Btw, how do i play AMZU for earnings today? 
Seriously considering, instead of buying options...waiting till earnings, and if it rips, buying AMZU in afterhours. Which is a leveraged Amazon etf
Anyone else wanna play AMZU with me?
Gimme the dip so I can buy AMZU, 3x leverage Amazon shares
Amazon seems to be the only safe stock right now. I’m holding 1 AMZU call for 1/16/26
In fact, I am buying leveraged ETFs of software stocks (not touching chips right now). So I bought GGLL and AMZU.
What do people think of calls on AMZN vs AMZU?
I am checking myself currently. I looked it up and read the description but still a bit lost on what AMZU is. If you have time, can you ELI5?
If you are in AMZN but aren’t in AMZU, check yourself
I full ported my account into AMZU at close.
Played 200 shares of $AMZU after I saw this post. Thanks bud
Heads up, AMZU is a 2x leveraged Amazon ETF you can buy in afterhours
I ended up buying shares of GGLL, AMZU, METU and NVDU. So I spread it around in 2x ETFs around these 4 stocks.
Yay I bought a shitton of AMZU at close
this guy fucking gets it, im thinking buying amazon shares, and when spy pulls back ill go into AMZU (2x leverage amazon bull etf) 🫡
Fingers crossed, I bought a shit ton of AMZU before earnings and I’m down $5000 already …
AMZU 3x leverage Amazon bear shares
Got some calls for 185 so I’m sitting tight even through in a call for AMZU right now :)
I'm holding AMZU until it doubles
yeah, holding June 2025 leaps for the very reason. This thing diddles around and then surprises with a nice move on a random week, no way I can time that correctly with any shorter options so figured I would stick with LEAPS. If we do start breaking out above 200 though, want to perhaps look at adding some $AMZU as well
the premarket is looking optimistic, does that mean we should all be scared ? want to put a small stake in TSLL and AMZU in case they pop off today
the premarket is looking optimistic, does that mean we should all be scared ? want to put a small stake in TSLL and AMZU in case they pop off today
If this truly is the AMZN breakout, I wanna swap my AMZN shares in my ROTH for AMZU lol
Nice. Another way to play is 2x’s Amazon stock so if if you don’t wanna gamble with options. AMZU.
Hey I just wanted to say at 29 you have plenty of time to invest and grow your account to millions in the next 20-30 years. So try not to stress over it to much. Take a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/LETFs/ It’s a stock sub based around leveraged ETF funds and leveraged Stocks. You can learn quite a bit there. Here’s a list of high return leveraged ETF and stock tickers you can check out. These ones have the potential to beat the market by a lot and get high returns. 2X leveraged Stock specific tickers. MSFU: 2x Leveraged Microsoft - 1year Return: 43.65% AAPU: 2x Leveraged Apple - 1Year Return: 6.62% AMZU: 2x Leveraged Amazon - 1Year Return: 66.17% NVDL: 2x Leveraged Nvidia - 1 Year Return: 475% 2x Leveraged ETF USD: 2x Leveraged Semiconductor ETF - Proshares Ultra semiconductor - 1 Year Return: 293% QLD: 2x Leveraged Nasdaq 100 ETF - 1 Year Return: 72.30% SSO: 2x Leveraged S&P 500 ETF - 1 Year Return: 54.68% 3x Leveraged ETF: These 3x leveraged funds are recommended to have a stop loss/stop limit in place, or just swing trade them. They are risky to hold long term if you don’t know what you’re doing, or don’t keep up with the stock market as volatility decay can really hurt your returns in a bearish or choppy market. It’s definitely recommended to read up on volatility decay before you trade/invest in these. They can be excellent for shorter term holds. After a market crash or a market pullback, these 3x are excellent to ride back up. And example is the Covid crash of 2022, with Soxl making a 700% return from its 2022 low of $6.93 back up to its current price of $49. TQQQ: 3x Leveraged Nasdaq 100 ETF - 1 Year Return: 109.59% UPRO: 3x Leveraged S&P 500 ETF - 1 Year Return: 83.06 SOXL: 3x Leveraged Semiconductor ETF - 1 Year Return: 204.49%
Is buying options on leveraged stocks smart or dumb eg NVDX FBL AMZU…?
Thats the gist of it. The 401k would have a much higher contribution limit ([$23,000](https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/401k-limit-increases-to-23000-for-2024-ira-limit-rises-to-7000) for most people this year) and earnings can be used penalty-free sooner (55 vs. 59-1/2) assuming you’re leaving the job that the 401k is associated with. Main downside to the 401k is if your employer doesn’t offer much choice of investment options. Although some places offer [brokerage accounts](https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/061314/rise-401k-brokerage-accounts.asp) within the plan, allowing participants to invest more or less as they’d like. Mine for example allows me to pick my own mutual funds or ETFs but not individual stocks. Which creates some interesting loopholes, like I can invest my retirement savings into Bitcoin futures (BITO) or a 2x leveraged single-stock fund (AMZU) stock but not regular Amazon stock.
What are your thoughts on AMZU etf? Useless? Is it preferred to just buy the AMZN?
MSFU, FBL, GGLL, AAPU, NVDL, also didn’t mess with TSLA and opted for AMZU instead. Also lots of TQQQ at one point and SOXL but there’s a lot of overlap with stocks I wasn’t fond at various times.
Recently, some of the teams I have taken a fancy to are performing very well, like AMZU
Have a $1000 to risk. Thinking of a 3 leveraged etf but don’t know which one. I like some of those direxion 1.5x like AMZU or MSFU. Also think delta airlines but can’t find any leveraged ETF on it. Thanks for the help
Hey guys. Need something risky, have $1000. Thinking of something like leveraged ETF. Can’t find anything leveraged from delta airlines which I think may be good. Maybe one of the direxion 1.5x mag 7 ETFs like AMZU or MSFU? Thanks for the help
vanguard sucks though. he should just a better company for his ETF. Also vanguard is too slow for an 18 year old. He might as well take the risk 18 year olds should. AMZU is perfect for him in my opinion
since your 18, AND you work for amazon AND you probably shop on amazon, I have one piece of idea for you. Why not just stick all your money in $AMZU? Sure you can do something like S&P500 instead or total market fund or even some other better plays BUT I think since you're probably a noob AND you're young with a long time horizon AND you work and shop for amazon, I say why not just stick all your money in it? I will say this though. The stock market has been rising as of lately so some can argue amazon may be overvalued. However over the LONGTERM, you should be fine. If they ever delist it just put it in AMZN instead. ​ Heres another idea. Never sell. You're going to get scared if it drops 50% or something like that. You should be happy not scared that you can collect more of your companies shares. You will be part owner of amazon, the same company you work for and shop for. Its a nice risky play that can probably make you rich by 30. Thats why i didnt suggest S&P500 or total market fund or other plays that may be better but more complicating
I left crypto to get into stocks again and my two "wait until the BTC halving in April 2024" stocks are LTCN and BCHG. That said, I think I'm gonna sell the AAPL I just bought and spread out the money across AAPU, GGLL, TSLL and AMZU for a starter position in each. Then DCA for the next few years.
another big day profits, long AMZU, Bitcoiln reversing again despite strong gains in QQQ as predicted and on time .
Holding 100 Shares of AMZN at -38% from the investment amount. Still believe in the stock, but considering the $5k negative offset and replacing for the wash period with an ETF like VCR (20% of the composition is AMZN) or something a bit riskier like AMZU (1x leveraged ETF single stock holding for AMZN). 1) I have already maxed out my tax-loss harvest for 2022. Probably have sold in net -$8k across my brokerage accounts which I know I can carry over into the following years. Is there a benefit to doing this trade prior to 12/31/22, or after? 2) how would a fund like AMZU be viewed in the context of the wash sale? Is it too similar since it's an ETF based on a single equity? 3) IF my read on this is correct, capital losses from 2022 be used to offset capital gains on stock sales in 2023? Is this correct, or does the offset only apply to certain kinds of income (ex: wage / dividends)