SOXX plunged 22.1% in July, its worst month since 2002, yet investors poured a record $6.9 billion into the semiconductor ETF.
Semiconductor stocks just suffered their worst month in nearly 24 years, and ETF investors responded by buying more aggressively than ever.
The iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SOXX) plunged 22.1% in July, its worst monthly performance since December 2002.
Yet beneath that historic selloff, fund flows told the opposite story.
SOXX attracted $6.92 billion in net inflows during July, according to TradingView fund-flow data.
That was the largest monthly inflow since the ETF's inception.
The iShares Semiconductor ETF SOXX suffered its worst month since 2002. Ed Yardeni says chip stocks now trade at a discount.
U.S. semiconductor ETFs saw record $7.1B inflow on Tuesday, with SOXX attracting $5.4B and leveraged SOXL $1.2B.
Semiconductors just posted their sharpest two-day slide since March 2025. The overbought signal that defined the rally has reset.
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