With the S&P continuing its upward climb into 2026 despite broad economic uncertainty, investors who feel bullish may be able to capitalize on ascending stocks and commodities with the help of leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
At the same time, these ETFs present an unusually high level of risk and require active investor engagement, so they're likely not right for everyone. Two commodities funds—focused on the red-hot silver market and on crude oil, respectively—and one targeting major tech and internet companies might appeal to investors willing to make a high-risk, potentially high-reward play.
