Ultra Oil & Gas 2X ETF (DIG)

$47.40 0.10 (0.21%)

20:00 EDT DIG Stock Quote Delayed 30 Minutes

Trade of the Day: ProShares Ultra Oil & Gas (NYSEARCA:DIG)

By Hilary Kramer, Editor, GameChangers Apr 4, 2017

A break above the major moving averages could open up some nice profit potential

Volume:

Previous Close -

Market Cap 1.30M

PE Ratio -

EPS -

Volume (Avg. Vol.) 39,622

Day's Range $46.28 - $47.50

52-Week Range $31.07 - $50.26

Dividend & Yield $0.51 (1.08%)

DIG Stock Predictions, Articles, and Ultra Oil & Gas 2X ETF News

From the Web

4 Leveraged ETFs to Tap the Soaring Energy Sector

From Talk Markets Mar 10, 2021

Amid the strong optimism, many investors have turned bullish on the energy sector and are seeking to tap this opportunity. Here are four leveraged ETFs that could be excellent picks.

EPA lifts methane regulations for oil and gas industry (NYSE:XOM)

From Seeking Alpha Aug 14, 2020

Rolling back Obama-era climate regulations, the Trump administration has eliminated federal requirements for oil and gas companies to monitor and repair methane leaks from pipelines, storage facilities and wells."EPA has been working hard to fulfill President Trump's promise to cut burdensome and ineffective regulations for our domestic energy industry," EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler declared.Proponents of the rule include smaller oil and gas companies that argue the regulations are too expensive, though some of the larger industry players, like Exxon (NYSE:XOM), BP (NYSE:BP) and Shell (RDS.A, RDS.B), have opposed the decision due to their climate change pledges.In July, the Trump administration finalized a rollback of the National Environmental Policy Act, in order to speed approval for federal projects like pipelines, highways and power plants.ETFs: XLE, XOP, VDE, GUSH, OIH, BGR, ERX, DRIP, FENY, ERY, DIG, FIF, IYE, NDP, DUG, IEO

EPA to rescind methane regulations for oil and gas industry (NYSEARCA:XLE)

From Seeking Alpha Aug 10, 2020

The Environmental Protection Agency is preparing to adopt new rules that would rescind regulations for methane gas emissions, as well as ending Obama-era requirements that oil and gas producers have systems and procedures to detect methane leaks in their systems, WSJ reports, citing senior Trump administration officials.The rule changes will remove the largest pipelines, storage sites and other parts of the transmission system from EPA oversight of smog and greenhouse gas emissions as well as ease reporting requirements for the industry.Rescinding the requirements has been a priority for small and medium-sized producers, which say the requirements are too costly, but many of the largest producers have favored retaining the rules.Several states and environmental groups are certain to fight the decision.ETFs: XLE, XOP, VDE, GUSH, OIH, BGR, ERX, DRIP, FENY, ERY, DIG, FIF, IYE, NDP, DUG, IEO

ADVERTISEMENT