Corgi TER 2x Daily ETF (TERC) Price & Chart
TERC ETF Chart & Stats
- Day’s Range
- $9.89 - $10.85
- 52-Week Range
- $9.89 - $30.95
- Previous Close
- $12.19
- Volume
- 1,161
- Average Volume (3M)
- 665
- AUM
- 244.11K
- NAV
- 10.41
- Expense Ratio
- 0.45%
- Holdings Count
- 2
- Beta
- 5.31
- Inception Date
- Jul 07, 2026
- Last Dividend Ex-Date
- N/A
- Dividend Yield
- N/A
- Shares Outstanding
- 20,000
- Standard Deviation
- N/A
ETF Overview
Corgi TER 2x Daily ETF
Corgi TER 2x Daily ETF (TERC) is a single‑stock, leveraged exchange‑traded fund designed to deliver approximately 200% of the daily price performance of Teradyne, Inc. (NASDAQ: TER), before fees and expenses. Targeting two‑times daily exposure, TERC uses derivatives—primarily total return swaps and other over‑the‑counter instruments—together with cash collateral and cash equivalents, to amplify the short‑term movements of Teradyne shares. Because the fund seeks a multiple of daily returns, its performance over periods longer than one trading day can diverge significantly from two times the cumulative performance of the underlying stock due to compounding, volatility drag and financing costs. TERC sits in the Information Technology sector with a concentrated niche focus on Semiconductor Materials & Equipment. Teradyne is a leading provider of automated test equipment and industrial automation systems used across semiconductor manufacturing and electronic device production, so the ETF is effectively a leveraged, tactical way to gain amplified exposure to dynamics in the semiconductor equipment segment via a single corporate exposure rather than a diversified semiconductor benchmark. This ETF is primarily intended for experienced, active traders and institutional investors seeking short‑term directional exposure to Teradyne’s share price—for example, to express a bullish view on Teradyne’s near‑term prospects, to implement short‑term hedges or to pursue tactical trading strategies. Because the fund is highly concentrated, uses leverage and relies on derivatives, it carries elevated risk, including amplified losses, tracking error, counterparty risk and sensitivity to market volatility. TERC is not intended as a buy‑and‑hold investment; investors should consult the prospectus for details on strategy, fees, portfolio composition and risks before investing.