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T-Rex 2X Long Eose Daily Target ETF

EOSU

$6.95

-12.47%

🕒 Price Jul 28, 23:30 ET

ℹ️ Quotes only — this listing (e.g., ETF) isn't part of our quant grading universe. Price, chart and basic data are provided.

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Investment caution signals

🟠 -99% below 52-week high

Automatic signals from DART filings and price trends. “Filing” items are detected from the last 180 days of electronic disclosures. Verify facts against the original filings/news. Not a buy/sell recommendation.

💰 Valuation at a glance

Yahoo Finance

PER (price/earnings)N/A

Undervalued15×20×Overvalued

Price ÷ EPS. Lower is cheaper vs earnings. Forward-earnings basis.

PBR (price/book)N/A

📊 Price trend

Open in Multi-chart →Yahoo Finance

-39.04%

MA5

📈 Key metrics

Yahoo Finance

PERPrice/earnings — lower is cheaper

N/A

PBRPrice/book — below 1× means the price is under the company’s net asset value

N/A

ROEReturn on equity — 15%+ is strong

🏢 Peer comparison

ETF

Side by side with the largest names in the same sector. Green beats the sector median.

Stock	PER	PBR	ROE	Dividend
T-Rex 2X Long Eose Daily Target ETFCurrent	—	—	—	—
Defiance Daily Target 2X Short ASTS ETF	—	—

🏦 Dividend vs deposit rate

This stock pays no dividend (or has no dividend data), so it isn't directly comparable to a deposit rate. It may be a growth name that relies on price appreciation instead.

As of: U.S. Treasury Par Yield (1Y) · 4.00% (2026-05)

📡 Technical signals

MA5 (5-day)

8.226

Price -15.5% (below)

MA20 (20-day)

N/A

RSI(14)

N/A

MA cross

Neutral

No cross

Above the moving averages means short-term bullish; below means bearish. RSI ≥ 70 is overbought and ≤ 30 is oversold.

🎮 What if you had bought?

If you'd bought T-Rex 2X Long Eose Daily Target ETF in the past, what would it be worth now? Play with the period and amount. (For reference · not a buy recommendation)

Investment$

Bought at $11.40 on 2026-07-21 → value now

$610

$-390(-39.0%)

😎 If you'd bought the period low ($6.95 on 2026-07-28): +0%

📈 About 88 shares · current price $6.95

※ Simple close-price math, excluding fees, taxes and dividends. Past returns don’t guarantee future results.

📰 Related news

Source: Naver Finance (KR) · Yahoo Finance (US) · external article links

📚 Metrics & scoringShow more

PER

Price/earnings = price ÷ EPS

💡 Lower = cheaper vs earnings — core valuation metric

PBR

Price/book = price ÷ BPS

💡 Lower = cheaper vs net assets (adjusted by sector)

ROE

Return on equity = net income ÷ equity

💡 Higher = uses capital efficiently (profitability)

ROIC

Return on invested capital ≈ operating income ÷ total assets

💡 Replaces ROE when equity is distorted by buybacks — total-asset basis is robust

FCF yield

Free cash flow (≈ op. cash flow × 0.8) ÷ market cap

💡 Cash-based value when book value is meaningless · higher is more attractive

Operating margin

Operating income ÷ revenue

💡 Higher = stronger core-business profitability

🔎 Data sources & methodologyShow more

Every score is auto-computed from the public data below. No manual adjustment.

Item	Source	Method · update cadence
Price · volume · 52W	Yahoo Finance	Stored as-is · hourly intraday
Financials (revenue, profit, equity, debt)	Yahoo fundamentalsTimeSeries	Annual + quarterly reported · refreshed over ~1 week
Short-term (TTM) score	Computed (quarterly financials)	Sum of last 4 quarters + YoY momentum vs same quarter a year ago · daily
PER · PBR	Yahoo reported (US)	Yahoo priceToBook · trailingPE
Dividend yield	Yahoo Finance	Annual dividend ÷ price · 0% if none
ROE · operating margin · debt ratio