Best leveraged etf 24hrs

Screening Filters

1. themes = ['Leveraged']

   • Purpose: Limit the universe to leveraged products.
   • Rationale:
     • You asked for the best-performing leveraged ETF. While the screener may not have a strict “ETF-only” toggle here, using the Leveraged theme ensures we focus on instruments that use leverage (e.g., 2x, 3x funds), which is exactly the type of product you’re interested in.
     • This removes non‑leveraged stocks/ETFs and most ordinary equities, so the remaining list is much closer to “leveraged ETFs” and similar leveraged vehicles.

2. price_change_pct: { min: '0' }

   • Purpose: Include only instruments that have gained (or at least not lost) value over the relevant period.
   • Rationale:
     • You’re asking for the best‑performing leveraged ETF over the past 24 hours. The “best” performance will be the highest positive percentage change in price.
     • By setting min: 0, we exclude all instruments with negative performance, ensuring that all remaining candidates have non‑negative returns.
     • In practice, you would then sort this filtered list by price_change_pct in descending order to identify the single best performer.

Why Results Match (and Limitations):

• Matches your goal:

  • The Leveraged theme aligns directly with your request for a leveraged ETF.
  • The positive price_change_pct filter narrows results to instruments that have actually gone up, which is necessary to identify the “best-performing” one.

• What we don’t precisely match:

  • Exact 24‑hour window: Most screeners track 1‑day (today’s) percentage change, which approximates the last trading day rather than an exact 24‑hour rolling window. We currently don’t support a custom “last 24 hours” metric, so price_change_pct is the closest available proxy.
  • ETF‑only constraint: The filters don’t explicitly say “ETF only.” If the platform doesn’t support an ETF‑only toggle for leveraged instruments, you may see some leveraged ETNs or other leveraged products mixed in. The leveraged theme still gets you very close to your target universe.

Even with those limitations, these filters are effective for answering your question in practice: they isolate leveraged products and then allow you to find which one has the highest recent percentage gain, which is what “best-performing leveraged ETF” effectively means operationally.