ARMW vs COTG

ARMWBRoundhill ARM WeeklyPay ETF

COTGALeverage Shares 2X Long COST Daily ETF

In short

ARMW No sold calls here. ARMW uses swaps to target 1.2x Arm Holdings' calendar-week total return and pays shareholders every week, resetting its exposure at the final close of each week. Fee: 1.00%, with no waiver.

COTG Most single-stock leverage chases chips and crypto. COTG points it at a warehouse club, aiming to deliver 200% of Costco's daily move before fees, and resetting the clock every session.

Stated mandate

ARMW The fund seeks weekly shareholder distributions and, as a secondary objective, calendar-week returns before fees and expenses equal to 1.2 times Arm Holdings plc common shares' calendar-week total return.

COTG The fund seeks daily investment results equal to 200% of the daily performance of Costco Wholesale Corporation stock, before fees and expenses.

Why people hold it

• ARMW It writes no options. The fund targets 1.2x Arm's weekly total return through swaps, so the upside isn't capped the way a covered-call income fund's is.roundhillinvestments.com
• Leverage resets at the close of the last trading day of each calendar week, so the compounding math runs off weekly moves, not daily ones.sec.gov
• Distributions land weekly, sized by a formula that reads Arm's recent total return and implied volatility rather than option premium collected.sec.gov
• Sits in the top tier of a crowded single-stock leverage group, with an actively managed structure built around the 1.2x weekly mandate in its prospectus.

• COTG A plain mandate, plainly stated: 200% of Costco's daily move, before fees and expenses. No index to second-guess, no stock-picking layered on top.leverageshares.com
• Costs less than the typical fund in the 2x single-stock crowd, and there's no temporary waiver holding that number down.
• It has tracked its 2x daily target closely since its 2025 launch, putting it among the stronger implementations in a crowded peer group.

Worth knowing

• ARMW 1.00% a year, no waiver, and near the going rate for leveraged single-stock funds. ARMG, which also references Arm, charges 0.78%.
• The payout formula moves with Arm's recent return and implied volatility, so the weekly amount is variable by design, not a fixed rate.sec.gov
• One chip-design company, geared 1.2x. The prospectus says it is not meant for investors seeking daily exposure, and the fund only launched in 2025.sec.gov

• COTG Daily reset. Hold past one session and compounding takes over, so multi-week results can drift well away from 2x Costco. The issuer frames it as a tactical, often single-day tool.leverageshares.com
• One stock, doubled. A single earnings print lands twice as hard on the day, with no second holding to cushion it.
• Not one of the category's most heavily traded names, so the spread and the order type are worth a look.

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