
Leveraged long exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced record inflows last week, with investors contributing $6.6 billion, marking the highest weekly inflow in history. The surge in leveraged ETF investments has been driven by dip-buyers betting on market rebounds despite recent selloffs. Since April 2, leveraged ETF inflows increased by 20%, led by notable funds such as ProShares UltraPro QQQ (TQQQ) which attracted $2.3 billion, and Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares (SOXL) which saw $1.8 billion in inflows. In contrast, leveraged ETFs that profit from declining prices experienced outflows totaling $674 million during the same period.
Leveraged ETF flows. "Investors last week plowed $6.6 billion into long ETFs, which profit when the underlying holding rises, while pulling $674 million from those that bet on falling prices." https://t.co/h6gxAdpUeB
Leveraged Long ETFs saw a weekly inflow of $6.6 Billion last week, the most in history: https://t.co/oKDpyZYMJk
LEVERAGED LONG ETFS SAW A WEEKLY INFLOW OF $6.6 BILLION LAST WEEK, THE MOST IN HISTORY!!! 🚨 https://t.co/Ss7QmmApk4



