SOXS ETF volume reaches the third-highest level in 20 years as leverage grows in popularity

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On June 9, 2026, the 3x inverse semiconductor ETF SOXS recorded a trading volume of over 1.3 billion shares, marking the third-highest single-day ETF trading volume in 20 years. ETF inflows into leveraged and inverse products have surged, with notional volume reaching nearly $90 billion. Analysts note that rising ETF inflows may increase short-term volatility in the technology sector and reshape price discovery.

Huo Xing Finance reports that, according to data from the U.S. financial blog platform ZeroHedge on June 10, the inverse 3x semiconductor ETF SOXS traded over 1.3 billion shares on June 9, 2026, ranking as the third-highest single-day trading volume for any U.S.-listed ETF in the past 20 years. Analysis indicates this reflects a market shift toward options and leveraged ETFs dominating trading activity, with traditional stock volumes relatively declining. The notional trading volume of leveraged and inverse ETFs has surged in recent years to nearly $90 billion. This trend signals growing investor preference for high-leverage derivatives, potentially amplifying short-term volatility in sectors like semiconductors and altering overall price discovery mechanisms.

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