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TSLL aims for twice Tesla’s move each day. Over weeks and months it can end up far from twice Tesla’s return: here’s by how much, live.

Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X · NASDAQ: TSLL
$10.52per share
+0.65 (+6.59%) since the last close
Market closed · Updated 9:26 PM ET
Tesla today
+3.39%
2× Tesla today
+6.78%
After hours
$9.83 −6.56% 7:59 PM ET
52-week range
$6.70–$23.74
Expense ratio
0.83% a year
Volume
74.1M

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TSLL against 2× Tesla

To the last close. “2× Tesla” is what many buyers expect: double Tesla’s return over the period. The gap is how far TSLL actually ended up from that, payouts included.

PeriodTesla2 × TeslaTSLLGap
1 week+5.3% +10.5%+9.8% −0.7 pts
1 month+3.0% +6.0%+4.0% −2.0 pts
3 months+3.3% +6.7%−3.3% −10.0 pts
6 months−0.3% −0.5%−17.4% −16.9 pts
This year−14.1% −28.1%−43.7% −15.6 pts
1 year−12.7% −25.4%−45.6% −20.2 pts

TSLL tracked 1.5 times Tesla until April 2, 2024, so the comparison starts there.

How TSLL works

TSLL, the Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares, uses swaps to aim for 200% of Tesla’s return each day, before fees. It resets every day, so over longer periods its return depends on the path Tesla takes, not just where it ends.

Why it drifts from 2×: volatility decay

Say Tesla rises 10% one day and falls 10% the next: it ends down 1%. TSLL rises 20% then falls 20%: it ends down 4%, four times worse rather than twice. In choppy markets that drag adds up; in a steady rally, compounding can make TSLL beat 2×. The bigger Tesla’s swings, the bigger the effect, and Tesla swings a lot.

TSLL facts

  • Issuer: Direxion. Launched: August 9, 2022.
  • Expense ratio: 0.83% a year, plus the cost of the swaps.
  • Payouts: usually quarterly, from interest on the fund’s cash, with occasional larger year-end payouts.

Recent payouts

Ex-datePayout per share
Sep 22, 2026$0.0710
Jun 23, 2026$0.1050
Mar 24, 2026$0.0990
Dec 23, 2025$0.1120
Dec 10, 2025$0.5790
Sep 23, 2025$0.0890
Jun 24, 2025$0.0900
Mar 25, 2025$0.0840
Dec 23, 2024$0.1400
Dec 12, 2024$0.3000

Questions

Is TSLL a good long-term investment?

It’s built for short-term trades. Over months, volatility decay can leave it well behind 2× Tesla, and a 50% Tesla drop in one day would wipe it out.

Does TSLL pay dividends?

It pays distributions, usually quarterly, mostly from interest on its cash. They’re taxed as ordinary income.

What’s the difference between TSLL and TSLA?

TSLA is Tesla’s stock. TSLL is a fund that aims for twice Tesla’s daily move, so it gains and loses about twice as fast.

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