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SOXL Soars 450% YTD As AI Chip Rally Ignites Leveraged ETF Frenzy

Jun 2, 2026, 6:40 PMChandrima Sanyal

SOXL is trending as traders flock to leveraged semiconductor ETFs to capitalize on the AI boom. Here's why SOXL and other chip funds are drawing attention.

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