Leveraged ETFs are not designed for casual or buy-and-hold investors due to their heightened risk; however, for experienced investors they can be a strong play.

A ceasefire agreement comes as the balance of power in the Middle East changes. This week, Israel seized the buffer zone as Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria collapsed.

According to CNN, citing an Israeli official, the short-term proposal is to pause hostilities for 60 days but with the intention of a lasting truce.

Trump's energy strategy, which includes faster permitting and weaker environmental regulations, aims to cut American energy costs significantly.

Iran is responsible for up to 4% of the global oil supply, as per the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Investors could tap the surging oil price with the help of leveraged energy ETFs to make quick profits, as these could see huge gains in a very short time frame compared to simple products.

Oil has been surging in recent months due to tightening supply conditions during the period of peak demand. Given this backdrop, investors could tap the bullish trend in the sector with the help of leveraged ETFs, as these funds could see huge gains.

After lagging for most of this year, the energy sector has made a strong comeback on oil price surge. This is especially true as oil price surged to the highest level in almost nine months.

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