Atlas market file · Etf · United States
Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETFOSSL
- Last close
- 8.2
- Change
- -9.09%
- 52-bar range
- 6.22 – 28
- As of
- 10 Aug 2026
Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF is an exchange-traded fund listed as OSSL on BATS. Use this page to check the price chart, company context, source-backed updates, risks and evidence before opening the full Atlas research file.
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- Nasdaq Trader
- Chart rail
- TradingView
- File state
- Public profile
OSSL
Etf · evidence first
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OSSL public profile
Exchange-traded fund. Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF is connected to current market context, cited company sources and its retained research file.
Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF trades as OSSL on BATS. Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) has a latest verified close of 8.2, down 9.09%, dated 10 Aug 2026.
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What changed for Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF today
The Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) is pitched as a revolutionary fund targeting the next generation of tech innovation, but the reality is a lot less exciting. The fund’s top holdings are the usual suspects-Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and Nvidia-making it less a wave of innovation and more a concentrated bet on the same old names. The fund’s name-Defiance US 100 Tech Ex Software ETF-sounds like a tech revolution, but the reality is a lot less exciting: it’s just the Nasdaq-100 with the software stocks stripped out, then concentrated 2x with a 0.95% fee slapped on top.
The fund’s concentrated structure is where things get really interesting-or really risky, depending on your view. Defiance’s FAQs cheerfully note that if the underlying stock increases by 1%, the OSSL may increase by 2% (before fees and expenses), but the fine print is less rosy: the fund’s concentrated nature means it’s designed for short-term trading, not long-term holding. The issuer’s own prospectus warns that the fund’s performance could deviate significantly from 2x the daily performance of the index over time, thanks to compounding and fees.
The OSSL’s expense ratio of 0.95% is almost double the average for concentrated ETFs, and that’s before you factor in the fund’s concentrated structure, which can lead to higher costs due to frequent rebalancing. The fund’s top holdings are the usual suspects-Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and Nvidia-making it less a wave of innovation and more a wave of déjà vu. The fund’s concentrated structure and high fees make it a risky bet, even if the marketing makes it sound like a tech revolution.
The fund’s performance could deviate significantly from 2x the daily performance of the index over time, thanks to compounding and fees. The fund’s concentrated structure is designed for short-term trading, not long-term holding. The fund’s top holdings are the usual suspects-Apple, Amazon, Tesla, and Nvidia-making it less a wave of innovation and more a wave of déjà vu. The fund’s concentrated structure and high fees make it a risky bet, even if the marketing makes it sound like a tech revolution.
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What is Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL)?Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) has a latest verified close of 8.2, down 9.09%, dated 10 Aug 2026. Use this page to check the price chart, company context,...
Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) has a latest verified close of 8.2, down 9.09%, dated 10 Aug 2026. Use this page to check the price chart, company context, source-backed updates, risks and evidence before opening the full Atlas research file.
What does Atlas show for OSSL?Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) has a latest verified close of 8.2, down 9.09%, dated 10 Aug 2026. It brings the latest available chart, company context,...
Defiance Daily Target 2X Long OSS ETF (OSSL) has a latest verified close of 8.2, down 9.09%, dated 10 Aug 2026. It brings the latest available chart, company context, cited sources, risks and the route into the full Atlas research file together. OSSL stays in the main symbols index until Atlas has enough listing or name evidence for a narrower browse group.
How often is the OSSL page updated?The OSSL public file is refreshed when a newer verified market bar, company filing, official release or material source update is available. The visible date shows the...
The OSSL public file is refreshed when a newer verified market bar, company filing, official release or material source update is available. The visible date shows the freshness of the current market snapshot.
Which sources does Atlas use for OSSL?The OSSL file starts with Nasdaq Trader and TradingView BATS:OSSL. The page separates verified market context from company evidence and shows open evidence gaps instead...
The OSSL file starts with Nasdaq Trader and TradingView BATS:OSSL. The page separates verified market context from company evidence and shows open evidence gaps instead of filling them with assumptions.
Can Atlas run a full research brief on OSSL?Yes. The workstation can open OSSL, expand the public source set into a fuller browser report, and add email, PDF or CSV export where the account tier allows it.
Yes. The workstation can open OSSL, expand the public source set into a fuller browser report, and add email, PDF or CSV export where the account tier allows it.
Is this OSSL page investment advice?No. The OSSL page is a research and source-navigation page. It does not provide personalised financial advice, brokerage execution, a trading instruction, or a promise...
No. The OSSL page is a research and source-navigation page. It does not provide personalised financial advice, brokerage execution, a trading instruction, or a promise of returns.
Methodology
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