London, UK – 22nd February 2022 – Leverage Shares, a pioneer in the market of single-stock trackers, short and leveraged Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), has listed ten of its 3x short and leveraged ETPs on Aquis Exchange, part of Aquis Exchange PLC, Europe’s 7th largest equities exchange by value traded.

Among the listings is Leverage Shares 3x Tesla ETP, the second most traded ETP on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in December 2021, and the more recently launched Leverage Shares 3x short and long ARKK Innovation ETPs.

Other popular ETPs being listed include 3x leveraged ETPs of Microsoft (MSF3), Alphabet (GOO3), Paypal (PYP3), Meta (3FB) and Netflix (NFL3) as investor interest has recently been targeted towards leveraged versions of stocks hit hard during earnings season and by the big tech correction.

The full listings on Aquis Exchange are as follows:

In December 2021, Leverage Shares listed 42 ETPs in one day – the largest ever listed on the LSE in a single day.

Oktay Kavrak, product strategist at Leverage Shares, says: “It’s great to be partnering with Aquis on these listings at a time where some big tech valuations are going through a period of market correction. Investors are wanting to make high conviction bets as to the direction of share prices from here on in – sometimes against general market sentiment. Opportunities abound in this environment and leveraged shares offer the perfect vehicle to exploit these contrasting views.”

David Stevens, Chief Revenue Officer of Aquis Exchange PLC, added:

“At Aquis Exchange we are always looking for ways to enhance our offering and services to clients. Partnering with Leverage Shares to make these ETPs available on our platforms is yet another example of this.”

Leverage Shares other ETPs mimic the daily return of an underlying stock multiplied by a leverage factor of +5x, +3x, +2x, -1x, -2x and -3x. They provide leveraged exposure to globally popular names including Tesla, Berkshire Hathaway, Amazon, Alibaba, Microsoft and Netflix, as well as FTSE100 equities, such as Vodafone.

The ETPs are also listed on the London Stock Exchange, Euronext Paris and Euronext Amsterdam. Investors can trade a stock in their own time zone and currency (USD, EUR and GBx) without paying high FX fees, even if the company is listed elsewhere.