Net inflow of $27 billion in US tech ETFs creates extreme differentiation

According to news on June 4th, since the S&P 500 index hit a temporary low on March 30th, the cumulative net inflow of ETFs in the US technology sector has reached $27 billion, while the total net outflow of other sectors during the same period has reached $4 billion, with fund differentiation reaching an extreme historical level. Since mid April, the inflow rate of technology funds has tripled, with the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) alone attracting $15 billion in funds in April and May. The financial and healthcare sectors have recorded the largest outflows, as investors are accelerating their bets on the tech track.