A $1 Trillion Chip Rout Draws Billions Into Leveraged ETF Bets
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As chip stocks shed $1 trillion in market value, ETF investors are pouring billions into the selloff, putting a fund that triples their daily exposure to the sector on pace for record weekly inflows.
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