AVLV led ETF activity on Monday, buying 173,554 Texas Instruments shares worth $52.4 million. In total, 46 ETFs bought TXN while 28 sold, for net buying of $146.7 million. This extended a two-day buying streak after net purchases of $114.8 million on Oct. 30, following mixed flows earlier in the week. QQQ ($48.7 million) and SPY ($16.6 million) were the next-largest buyers. The article puts Texas Instruments' market capitalization at $285.5 billion, with a P/E of 40.55 and shares up 84.04% year to date.
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