The iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) led with $25.7 million of Broadcom on Tuesday, as 46 ETFs bought and 20 sold, for net buying of $104.3 million. The buying follows net inflows of $268.1 million on Nov. 2 and $183.6 million on Oct. 30, with a $164.6 million outflow on Oct. 29 in between, extending same-direction net buying to three straight days. JGLO added $16.0 million and SPY $15.6 million. Broadcom's market cap is $1.55 trillion, and the stock is down 5.44% year to date.
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