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Retail Investors ‘Locking in Gains in Tech’ — Sell Record $300 Million in ETFs as Chip Funds Take Biggest Hit

Radhika Anilkumar Nadig

Retail investors dumped ETFs at a record pace Wednesday, with semiconductor funds hit hardest as they cashed in AI rally gains.

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