The divergence of funds in the US stock market has reached an extreme historical level, with the technology sector continuing to attract funds and other sectors suffering severe losses According to BlockBeats, 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 reached as high as $27 billion, while the total net outflow of all other sectors during the same period was $4 billion, reaching an extreme historical level of fund differentiation. Since mid April, the inflow rate of technology funds has tripled, with the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) alone earning a total of $15 billion in April and May. At the same time, the financial and healthcare sectors recorded the largest outflows, and investors are betting on the technology track at an unprecedented speed. [Original link]