TQQQ's 10-year return far exceeds its 3x daily target, showing complex effects of daily rebalancing.

Over the past decade, the TQQQ ETF delivered a 3197% return, nearly six times the Nasdaq-100's return, despite targeting only 3x the index's daily moves. This discrepancy arises from daily rebalancing, which compounds returns differently over time depending on market volatility and gains. While leveraged ETFs like TQQQ and QLD aim for daily multiples of the Nasdaq-100, their long-term results can significantly diverge from these targets. Investors should note that these funds carry risks, including potential total loss on sharp single-day drops, and costs beyond stated expense ratios.

TQQQ trades at USD 79.47 on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026 03:22 WIB, down 2.23% in the last day. The ETF's market cap stands at $39.59 billion, reflecting significant investor interest despite its volatile nature. The article highlights TQQQ's impressive decade-long return of 3197%, which contrasts with its current daily price fluctuations and a typical holding period of 25 days on Pluang.