Corgi SNDK 2x Daily ETF (SNDC) Price & Chart
SNDC ETF Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- $3.27 - $4.17
- 52-Week Range
- $3.27 - $23.29
- Previous Close
- $4.86
- Volume
- 602.53K
- Average Volume (3M)
- 247.22K
- AUM
- 4.56M
- NAV
- 3.52
- Expense Ratio
- 0.45%
- Holdings Count
- 2
- Beta
- 3.45
- Inception Date
- Jun 26, 2026
- Last Dividend Ex-Date
- N/A
- Dividend Yield
- N/A
- Shares Outstanding
- 960,000
- Standard Deviation
- N/A
ETF Overview
Corgi SNDK 2x Daily ETF
The Corgi SNDK 2x Daily ETF (SNDC) is a highly focused, leveraged exchange-traded fund that seeks to deliver twice (2x) the daily return of SanDisk Corporation’s common stock (NASDAQ: SNDK), before fees and expenses. Categorized within the Information Technology sector, SNDC offers concentrated exposure to the memory-and-storage hardware niche—specifically the price moves of a single flash-memory company—rather than to a broad tech index. Designed for active, sophisticated investors and traders, SNDC uses leverage and derivatives to amplify one-day directional moves in SanDisk’s equity: if SNDK rises 1% in a trading day, the fund aims to rise about 2% (and likewise aims to fall about 2% if SNDK falls 1%), subject to tracking error, fees and financing costs. The fund rebalancees daily to maintain its 2x target, which makes it a tactical instrument suited to short-term trading, intraday strategies, or hedging—rather than a buy-and-hold vehicle. Key characteristics: - Single-stock, sector-concentrated exposure to SanDisk within the Information Technology theme (storage/memory hardware). - Leverage-focused: targets 2x the underlying’s daily performance using derivatives and financing. - Daily rebalancing creates path dependency—returns over periods longer than one day can diverge materially from two times the multi-day return of SNDK due to compounding and volatility decay. - Higher risk/volatility, greater potential for rapid losses, and elevated costs relative to non-leveraged or diversified ETFs. SNDC is appropriate only for investors who understand leveraged products, monitor positions closely, and accept concentrated, high-risk exposure to a single tech equity. It provides a convenient, on-exchange way to gain magnified directional exposure to SanDisk without using margin, but its design and mechanics make it unsuitable for most long-term, buy-and-hold portfolios.