On July 10, 2x Long MU ETF-Direxion declined 5.18% overnight, trading at 725.5 USD/share, with turnover of approximately $89.97 million.

On the news front, while underlying stock Micron Technology had surged over 4% the prior session on its announcement of $250 billion-plus US investment through 2035 and Bank of America's reiterated Buy rating, the market broadly characterized that rebound as a technical recovery from oversold conditions. The renewed selling pressure stems from mid-to-long-term overcapacity fears after all three global memory giants announced massive expansion plans within a single week — Samsung and SK Hynix collectively committing up to $880 billion, combined with Micron's $250 billion. The sheer scale of aggregate capital deployment has reignited concerns that supply may significantly outstrip demand once new capacity comes online between 2027 and 2028. As a 2x leveraged product, the ETF's price swings are amplified relative to the underlying stock's movements.

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