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AI Trade Isn't Dead Yet: Investors Pour $10.6 Billion Into Chip ETFs in October While Dumping Memory

Nov 3, 2026 · 11:13 AM ET· updated 58m ago
AI Trade Isn't Dead Yet: Investors Pour $10.6 Billion Into Chip ETFs in October While Dumping Memory

October ETF flows reveal a split in the AI trade, with investors piling into semiconductor funds while pulling $2.25 billion from Roundhill's DRAM ETF.

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Some investors are buying chip company funds while others are selling memory chip funds. This shows people believe some AI tech companies are better deals than others right now.

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