In October 2025, Direxion Investments welcomed a new family of ETFs into their ever-growing roster of leveraged and inverse funds: the Titans ETFs. The suite of funds essentially give traders a middle ground when deciding between broad sector exposure and single-stock opportunities.
“We have seen a growing supply of single stock leveraged ETFs, but the Titans ETF suite from Direxion is particularly compelling,” said TMX VettaFi Head of Research Todd Rosenbluth, who met up with the firm at the New York Stock Exchange during a family day event. “Investors can take a more diversified, yet still risk-on approach to key industries like biotechnology or semiconductors. Direxion has been a leader in the leveraged and inverse ETF industry for years but continues to innovate.”
Trading is already a difficult undertaking in and of itself, but Direxion continues to offer new tools for profit potential. Titans ETFs provide exposure to the top five companies representing a sector with equal weight given to each company (a 20% allocation). The result is that traders get more targeted exposure to the movers and shakers within a sector compared to a broad index that uses a typical cap-weighted approach. In the end, they avoid the overconcentration associated with single-stock exposure through added diversification, but also skirt the problem that comes with broader indexed ETFs, which may see exposure to specific stocks diluted due to the number of holdings.
If traders want exposure to Nvidia, but want to equally balance their allocation to four other names in the sector like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Advanced Micro Devices, Broadcom Limited, and ASML Holding, they can do so with the Direxion Daily Semiconductors Top 5 Bull 2X ETF (TSXU). As indicated in the fund name, traders also get to juice up their exposure by 200% in these Titans ETFs.
Six Titans Funds to Consider
Traders get six fund options total in the Titans suite, including the already-mentioned TSXU. For now, there’s exposure to the biotech and energy sectors in bullish configuration. The information technology and semiconductor industries get both the bullish and bearish treatment with leveraged/inverse offerings.
The full suite is as follows:
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