As of October 16, 2026 2:33am CDT, SOXS (Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X ETF, ARCX) traded at $43.64, +0.00 (+0.00%) on the day. StockMarketLoop's Market Position model puts the current profit ratio at 65.03%, with support near $33.32 and resistance near $44.53.
Source: StockMarketLoop real-time market data (render-quotes-live). Not investment advice.
| Primary exchange (MIC) | ARCX |
|---|---|
| Listed since | 2010-03-11 |
| Shares outstanding | 63,818,272 |
| Headquarters | US |
SOXS has traded between $30.49 and $32.68 in the current session, a range of $2.19. The latest price of $44.20 sits near the top of that range (626% of the way from low to high). It opened at $31.32, a gap down of 28.23% from the prior close of $43.64. The volume-weighted average price is $31.77, and the stock is trading above it. Traders often use VWAP as a gauge of whether buyers or sellers have had the better average entry today.
| Open | $31.32 |
|---|---|
| High | $32.68 |
| Low | $30.49 |
| Previous close | $43.64 |
| Volume | 11,471,356 |
| VWAP | $31.77 |
StockMarketLoop's Market Position model estimates how the shares traded between 2026-07-18 and 2026-10-16 were bought. Its estimate of the average cost basis is $39.88; at $44.20 the stock trades 10.8% above that level. About 65.0% of those shares are estimated to be held at a profit at the current price. A majority in profit means most recent buyers are in the green: fewer trapped holders overhead, but also more people with gains who might sell. The densest nearby clusters of cost basis sit around $33.32 (support) and $44.53 (resistance). Roughly 70% of the estimated cost basis lies between $31.45 and $48.64, and 90% between $29.21 and $53.12.
This is a model estimate built from price and volume history, not a record of actual positions.
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