Top holdings
Name
Weight
33.34 %
18.02 %
13.68 %
6.79 %
6.77 %
6.75 %
5.48 %
5.01 %
4.15 %
Price
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Top holdings
Name
Weight
33.34 %
18.02 %
13.68 %
6.79 %
6.77 %
6.75 %
5.48 %
5.01 %
4.15 %
Analyst ratings
FAQ
- What is UCO?
- Does UCO pay dividends?
- What stocks are in UCO?
- What is the current assets under management for UCO?
- What is UCO average volume?
- What is UCO expense ratio?
- What is UCO inception date?
What is UCO?
UCO is an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that aims to provide exposure to crude oil prices. It invests in futures contracts and is designed for investors looking to profit from rising oil prices. UCO is known for its volatility and is suitable for short-term trading strategies.
Does UCO pay dividends?
No, the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil doesn't pay dividends
What stocks are in UCO?
As of today, ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil inlcudes 9 holdings
with the most weighted are Net Other Assets (Liabilities) (33.34%), BLOOMBERG WTI CRUDE OIL BALANCED SWAP - GS (18.02%) and BLOOMBERG WTI CRUDE OIL BALANCED SWAP - SG (13.68%)
What is the current assets under management for UCO?
Assets under management of ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil is $378 M
What is UCO average volume?
Average volume of ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil is $2 M
What is UCO expense ratio?
Expense ratio of ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil is 1.43%
What is UCO inception date?
Inception date of ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil is November 25, 2008