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SOXL·Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares
$113.05
-14.52 (-11.38%)
High
$129.57
Open
$119.03
Net Assets
$24.0B
52W High
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Low
$110.60
P. Close
$113.05
Expense Ratio
0.75%
52W Low
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Div. Yield
0.07%
Last Ex-Div
Sep 22, 2026
Category
Trading--Leveraged Equity
Inception
Mar 11, 2010
Technical Score (1D)
98
BULLISH
News Sentiment
59
BULLISH
What's happening to SOXL today?
SOXL (Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares) is a fund giving 3x daily leveraged exposure to the index it tracks; the items below concern that index or its holdings. On Oct 13, AMD was reported as one of the top five buy‑side movers in the Dow Jones futures market, a development that underscored investor confidence in the company’s recent performance. That same day, AMD entered a credit support agreement with Fermi to back Phase 1 of Project Matador, a 222‑MW AI campus power lease, a move that was seen as a sign of financing momentum for AI data‑center infrastructure. In contrast, AMD’s shares slipped 1.2 % after the company announced a planned Swedish AI supercomputer that would use its MI355X chips, a project whose revenue potential remained unclear due to the lack of disclosed contract details. On Oct 13, Intel announced the launch of its Crescent Island GPU D‑series, which includes high‑density Xeon 6+ AI racks designed for large language model inference, and highlighted collaborations with Anaconda, Applied Materials, ConnX and Elon Musk’s Terafab to integrate its AI chips, foundry processes and edge platforms into a broader hardware‑software ecosystem. On the same day, a discussion of a Supreme Court case involving Intel focused on the company’s fiduciary duties, potential fees, and hidden risks that could affect retirement savers, with analysts saying the ruling could expose investors to hidden risks tied to Intel’s corporate governance and might lead to increased scrutiny of the company’s financial practices.
