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Throughout most of recent history, small-cap stocks have dramatically underperformed their large-cap counterparts. Over the past 10 years, the Vanguard Russell 2000 ETF (VTWO) that tracks the popular small-cap index has delivered a 106% total return to investors, compared with 257% from the large-cap Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO).

Much credit goes to large-caps for pulling the broad market out of April's sell-off abyss. But traders looking for other plays this summer may want to consider downsizing with small- and midcap plays.

TNA offers 3x daily exposure to the Russell 2000, making it suitable for active traders but not for long-term investors. Small-cap stocks may struggle in an inflationary environment, even if interest rates decline, due to higher import costs and tighter margins resulting from tariff policy. Holding TNA beyond a single day exposes investors to compounding risks and value decay, especially during consecutive down days.

If you're bullish on small-cap stocks, it might seem like a good idea to buy shares of a leveraged ETF like the Direxion Daily Small Cap Bull 3X Shares ETF (TNA 0.27%) in order to magnify your returns.

With the S&P 500 back in positive territory after April's tariff tantrum, small-caps have yet to catch up. When the uptrend starts or stalls, Direxion Investments has a pair of leveraged/inverse funds to ponder for small-cap plays.

Tech giants roared, adding to strong market gains last week. Tariff fears cooled a bit, though uncertainty remains.

Weekly options are the ideal investment for turning small amounts of money into large amounts.

Direxion Daily Small Cap Bull 3X Shares (TNA) is a triple leveraged ETF tracking the Russell 2000, aiming for 300% of daily benchmark movement. Despite long-term bullishness on the Russell 2000, current market volatility necessitates caution with TNA, emphasizing short-term holding strategies. Leveraged ETFs like TNA are best held short-term due to volatility and loss recoupment risks, making them suitable for playing market catalysts.

The stock market has been in a tumultuous, volatile state lately — and one U.S. politician is betting that small-cap stocks will see the best returns going forward.

A new presidential administration and an inflection point for the Federal Reserve are adding a high degree of uncertainty to the market. That could bring forth heightened volatility.