SSO vs. SPYM: Which is the best way to buy the S&P 500?

Doubling the daily return of the S&P 500 might sound tempting -- but it's not the right move for most investors.
AOL

3 Reasons to Buy SSO, and 2 Reasons Not To

Even the biggest fans of exchange-traded funds (or ETFs) will acknowledge they have one big drawback. That is, although they're an easy way of passively participating in the market's overall strength, ...
The Motley Fool

Better Leveraged ETF Buy: Is Tech-Heavy QLD or S&P 500-Focused SSO the Right Choice for Investors?

QLD carries a higher expense ratio and a much lower yield compared to SSO. QLD delivered a stronger one-year return but experienced a substantially deeper five-year drawdown. Both funds use daily 2x ...
Seeking Alpha

Keeping It Simple. Buying SSO At $55.95 Limit

Buying some of the ProShares Ultra +2X S&P 500 (SSO), $55.95 limit price, -3.5%, however, I would not go all in just yet.My biggest worry is that, like the South Korean KOSPI Index, which was down ...