UBEW Breaks Through to New 52-Week High: A Leverage Play on Uber's Tech-Driven Growth

Friday, Oct 31, 2025 4:10 pm ET1min read
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- Roundhill UBER WeeklyPay ETF (UBEW.B) is a 1.2x leveraged ETF tracking Uber’s stock, offering weekly distributions with a 0.99% expense ratio.

- Recent $7,090 net inflows on October 29, 2025, reflect strong retail and institutional buying amid Uber’s earnings beat and EV partnership growth.

- UBEW.B’s 52-week high aligns with tech-driven mobility sector optimism, distinguishing it as a more aggressive leveraged play compared to peers with 1x ratios.

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WeeklyPay ETF (UBEW.B) is an actively-managed equity ETF designed to deliver weekly distributions and calendar week returns at 120% of Uber’s stock performance. With an expense ratio of 0.99% and a 1.2x leverage ratio, it targets investors seeking income and growth. Recent fund flow data shows a net inflow of $3,596.24 from retail orders, $3,434.79 from block orders, and $1,058.41 from extra-large orders on October 29, 2025, indicating strong institutional and individual buying interest.


UBEW.B’s surge to a 52-week high aligns with broader market optimism toward tech-driven growth stocks, particularly in the ride-hailing and mobility sectors. While no specific news triggered the move, Uber’s recent earnings beat and expanding market share in electric vehicle partnerships have bolstered investor confidence in the underlying asset.

Technically, UBEW.B has not triggered any major signals like golden/dead crosses on MACD, RSI overbought/oversold levels, or KDJ indicators. However, the absence of bearish signals combined with its leverage multiplier amplifies its sensitivity to Uber’s price action, which currently remains in a bullish phase.

The table highlights peer ETFs with similar structures, including leveraged or single-stock strategies. Most peers maintain a 1x leverage ratio, with UBEW.B’s 1.2x leverage distinguishing it as a more aggressive play. Expense ratios range from 0.18% (BSMZ.O) to 0.75% (EMBX.P), while AUM varies widely from $5M (CPAG.O) to $1B (CAM.P). Notably, AMUN.O is the only inverse ETF in the group, offering -2x exposure to the S&P 500.

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