Leverage Shares lists 2x AI ETFs

Leverage Shares used a May 21 social-media post to spotlight a cluster of single-stock leveraged ETFs tied to AI and semiconductor names. The products it pointed to include NVDG for Nvidia, TSMG for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, AMDG for Advanced Micro Devices and ASMG for ASML, according to the company’s U.S. (leverageshares.com) ETF pages and the post referenced in market chatter. Each fund is designed to deliver 2x the daily move of its underlying stock, before fees and expenses. (leverageshares.com) The same lineup extends beyond the best-known chip names. Leverage Shares’ website also lists CRWG, tied to CoreWeave, and KLAG, tied to KLA, as part of its single-stock leveraged range. (leverageshares.com) The firm says these are short-term products for sophisticated investors and active traders, and its site warns that leveraged funds carry significant risk. ### Which tickers are in the AI-and-semiconductor group? NVDG, TSMG, AMDG and ASMG are the four symbols at the center of the company’s AI-chip pitch. Leverage Shares says NVDG seeks 200% of the daily performance of Nvidia stock, TSMG seeks 200% of the daily performance of TSMC, AMDG seeks 200% of the daily performance of AMD and ASMG seeks 200% of the daily performance of ASML. (leverageshares.com) CRWG and KLAG broaden that basket into adjacent AI infrastructure and equipment names. Leverage Shares says CRWG targets 200% of the daily performance of CoreWeave stock, while KLAG targets 200% of the daily performance of KLA stock. (leverageshares.com) ### What exactly does “2x long daily” mean here? Leverage Shares describes these funds as products built to provide 200% of a stock’s daily move, not its long-term return. The daily reset matters because a leveraged ETF can diverge from simply doubling a stock’s performance over periods longer than one trading session, especially when markets are volatile. (leverageshares.com) The company’s fund pages label them “short-term investment” products and repeat that the leverage target is daily. The prospectus materials add that the funds are actively managed and “very different from most other exchange-traded funds.” A March 13, 2026 supplement says each fund is expected to allocate up to 100% of assets as collateral for swap agreements or as premiums for purchased options contracts. (leverageshares.com) ### How are these funds structured in the U.S. lineup? Themes ETF Trust is the trust named in Leverage Shares’ U.S. prospectus documents. The company’s U.S. site says its daily leveraged ETFs give 2x access to popular single stocks, while individual fund pages show the products listed on Nasdaq in several cases, including AMDG, CRWG and KLAG. (leverageshares.com) Expense ratios on the cited fund pages are generally 0.75% for AMDG, ASMG, CRWG and KLAG, while NVDG’s Yahoo Finance profile showed a 0.76% net expense ratio on May 20. Leverage Shares’ own pages also publish fund details such as inception date, NAV, shares outstanding and bid-ask spread data for some products. (leverageshares.com) ### Why are CoreWeave and KLA part of the same pitch? CoreWeave and KLA sit in different parts of the AI buildout than Nvidia or TSMC. CoreWeave is a cloud infrastructure company closely tied to AI compute demand, while KLA is a semiconductor equipment maker used in chip manufacturing. (leverageshares.com) Leverage Shares’ grouping of CRWG and KLAG alongside NVDG, TSMG, AMDG and ASMG shows it is marketing exposure across the broader AI and chip supply chain, not only to the largest GPU designers. That framing is based on the company’s product list and the tickers it highlighted. (leverageshares.com) ### Where can investors verify the details next? Leverage Shares’ U.S. ETF pages and prospectus documents are the primary place to check ticker terms, leverage targets, fees and risk language. As of May 21, those pages list NVDG, TSMG, AMDG, ASMG, CRWG and KLAG as live products in the lineup, alongside key facts and fund documents for each. (leverageshares.com 1) (leverageshares.com 2)