Investors buying the dip in US equity ETFs at an unprecedented pace: The S&P 500 ETF, VOO, attracted +$16.9 billion in inflows over 5 trading days ending November 10th, the most among major US equity ETFs. This was followed by the Nasdaq 100 ETF, QQQ, and the total US stock market ETF, VTI, at +$5.3 billion and +$3.3 billion, respectively. At the same time, the S&P 500 ETF, SPYM, and the Nasdaq 100 ETF, QQQM, attracted +$2.6 billion and +$2.2 billion. Meanwhile, the 3x Leveraged Long Semiconductor ETF, SOXL, and the 3x Leveraged Long Nasdaq 100 ETF, TQQQ, saw +$2.1 billion and +$1.4 billion in inflows. In total, 10 major US equity ETFs attracted a massive +$37.5 billion over 5 trading days ending Tuesday. Investors are aggressively buying the dip.