1. MSOX – AdvisorShares MSOS Daily Leveraged ETF MSOX, which seeks to achieve 2x the total daily return of the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS) through swap agreements, topped the list with a ~94% weekly return. The cannabis industry gained last week on the anticipation of a major policy change. President Trump's potential executive order to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous substance sent cannabis shares soaring last week. The order is reportedly expected this week. 5. NUGT – Direxion Daily ...

Group 1: Electric Vehicle Market Dynamics - President Trump's decision to end the federal electric vehicle tax credit on September 30 was expected to benefit the oil industry due to reduced incentives for EV adoption [1] - Gene Munster from Deepwater Asset Management suggests that EV manufacturers like Tesla may actually benefit from anti-EV measures, as it could hinder legacy automakers from transitioning to electric vehicles [2] - Despite these expectations, Tesla's stock has only seen marginal gains year-to-date, with a nearly 10% decline in the past month [3] Group 2: Oil Market Reactions - The light crude oil market has experienced a decline of approximately 4.47% since the end of September, indicating that the oil market has not significantly benefited from the end of the EV tax credit [3] - The Trump administration's policies have had mixed results, with gasoline prices reaching $2 a gallon in some markets, but this may be more due to OPEC+ price strategies rather than direct actions by the administration [4] - Recent U.S. sanctions on Russia's largest oil companies have provided a temporary boost to energy markets, suggesting that geopolitical factors could influence oil prices positively [5] Group 3: Investment Opportunities in ETFs - Direxion offers two ETFs for traders looking to speculate on oil: the GUSH ETF, which aims for 200% of the performance of the S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Index, and the DRIP ETF, which seeks 200% of the inverse performance [6][7] - The GUSH ETF has lost about 14% since the start of the year but is up roughly 9% over the past six months, with recent price action indicating a sideways consolidation phase [10] - The DRIP ETF has dropped more than 22% since January, with a partial recovery in the last six months, and has shown rising volume levels, suggesting a potential shift in market sentiment [12]