Leveraged ETFs like TQQQ and SSO offer amplified returns, but also come with higher risk due to daily leverage resets. TQQQ has higher returns and tech exposure, but also steeper drawdowns than SSO. TQQQ charges a slightly higher fee and offers a marginally higher dividend yield, making it more affordable but riskier. Both funds use daily leverage resets, magnifying gains and losses compared to traditional ETFs. Investors should understand the risks and potential rewards of leveraged ETFs before investing for the long term. Consider factors like expense ratios, beta, volatility, and historical performance before making a decision.

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