Investors are aggressively buying the dip in semiconductor stocks despite the sector losing approximately $1 trillion in market value over the past six trading sessions. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has fallen 12% amid concerns over AI spending, global competition, and rising interest rates, yet capital continues to flow into chip-focused funds at a record pace.
The $72 billion VanEck Semiconductor ETF attracted more than $430 million in inflows over three trading sessions, on track for its largest weekly intake since early September. More aggressive positioning is evident in the triple-leveraged Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF, which recorded its biggest-ever weekly inflow of roughly $3.8 billion despite falling nearly 21% this week. Baird Strategas chief ETF strategist Todd Sohn noted that the accelerating pullback has not dampened investor appetite for leveraged exposure to the sector.
Semiconductor ETFs See Record Inflows as Chip Stocks Shed $1 Trillion in Value
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