This ETF Is Seeing a Surge of Inflows Right Now: Is It Too Late to Buy In?
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Memory stocks are red-hot right now, led by juggernauts like Sandisk ( SNDK +7.50% ) , Western Digital ( WDC +8.16% ) , Seagate Technology ( STX +4.06% ) , and Micron Technology ( MU +19.54% ) , which are racking up triple-digit year-to-date returns. Two months ago, a new exchange-traded fund (ETF) was launched to tap into the incredible growth from this industry: the Roundhill Memory ETF ( DRAM +14.56% ) . Investors have certainly taken notice, as the ETF has already amassed $10 billion in assets since its April 2 launch, making it one of the fastest-growing new ETFs ever. The Roundhill Memory ETF is actively managed, focusing on memory and storage chip companies from around the world, not just the U.S. "Memory is a critical bottleneck of the AI [artificial intelligence] revolution, supported by a secular shift toward data-intensive applications and sustained demand growth," the ETF fact sheet states. "DRAM provides investors with global exposure to a targeted basket of leading memory producers, positioned at the center of AI-driven demand for faster, more efficient data processing and storage."
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