Added Sep 14, 2026 · fee from Nov 16, 2026
IOSX: yes, it’s on the fee list
Corgi AAPL 2x Daily ETF is on Fidelity’s ETF service-fee list dated September 14, 2026. Buys cost 5% of the trade, up to $100 per order, starting November 16, 2026.
IOSX · trade slip
applies
Source: Fidelity list p.1, dated September 14, 2026. Open the PDF. Not advice.
Same exposure, not on the list
IOSX is a Apple (AAPL), 2x daily fund. These ETFs track the same underlying at the same 2x daily leverage, according to their issuers, and none of them is on Fidelity’s list of September 14, 2026.
| Ticker | Fund | Issuer source |
|---|---|---|
| AAPU | Direxion Daily AAPL Bull 2X ETF | Direxion |
| AAPB | GraniteShares 2x Long AAPL Daily ETF | GraniteShares |
Read this first. “Not on the list” means no Fidelity service fee as of September 14, 2026; expense ratios, spreads and tracking still differ. Leveraged ETFs reset daily and can lose value fast; they are not long-term equivalents of the stock. Facts checked 2026-10-24 from the issuer pages linked. Not a recommendation.
Also on the list from Corgi
IOSX fee questions
Does Fidelity charge a fee to buy IOSX?
Yes. IOSX (Corgi AAPL 2x Daily ETF) is on Fidelity’s ETF service-fee list dated September 14, 2026. Each online purchase is charged 5% of the trade value, capped at $100 per trade, starting November 16, 2026.
Is there a fee to sell IOSX at Fidelity?
No. The service fee applies to purchases only. Selling IOSX has no service fee under the list’s terms; regular regulatory fees on sells still apply.
How much is the fee on a $1,000 buy of IOSX?
$50.00. Five percent of the trade, because it is under the $2,000 point where the $100 cap starts to bind. Any buy of $2,000 or more pays exactly $100.
I already hold IOSX. Am I charged?
Holding is not charged. The fee is triggered by new buys, including manual purchases. Check Fidelity’s current terms for automatic investments and dividend reinvestment before relying on this.
Sources: Fidelity ETF service-fee list (PDF, September 14, 2026) · Fidelity commissions page · How we read the list. Ticker and name are as printed by Fidelity.