ETF activity was mixed on October 23, 2026, with SPY recording an estimated $3.57 billion outflow while IVV and SOXX posted estimated inflows of $2.28 billion and $1.84 billion, respectively. Across 271 reporting funds, the estimated net flow was positive $192.2 million.

Key Takeaways

  • SPY had the largest estimated outflow, while IVV had the largest estimated inflow.
  • ETFs added the most net dollar value in AMD shares and reduced the most in GE Vernova shares.

ETF activity across the largest funds

SOXX’s estimated inflow represented 3.97% of its reported $46.37 billion in assets under management. SPY’s estimated outflow represented 0.44% of its $809.98 billion in assets.

The estimates are based on the dollar value of reported fund holdings changes, not confirmed investor subscriptions or withdrawals. They do not establish why the funds changed their positions.

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SPYEstimated outflow: $3.57 billion
US01MCEstimated outflow: $659.4 million
XLPEstimated outflow: $521.1 million
IVVEstimated inflow: $2.28 billion
SOXXEstimated inflow: $1.84 billion
QQQEstimated inflow: $668.2 million

Chip stocks lead net purchases

Across reporting ETFs, Advanced Micro Devices had the largest net increase in holdings value at $143.6 million, followed by Intel at $127.0 million and Broadcom at $122.3 million.

GE Vernova had the largest net reduction at $75.1 million, followed by Visa at $64.8 million and Berkshire Hathaway Class B at $62.5 million. Across the broader dataset, 30,309 positions increased and 11,572 decreased.

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