ETF flows into Texas Instruments (TXN) turned positive on Friday, with net buying of $114.8 million after a single day of net selling, as 47 ETFs bought shares and 23 sold. The prior session recorded net selling of $63.6 million, while the three sessions before it posted net buying of $49.7 million, $32.2 million and $37.1 million. SOXX led buyers with 167,313 shares worth $50.3 million, a 2.32% increase in its stake, followed by SDY ($26.4 million) and SPY ($21.6 million). The semiconductor designer and manufacturer, with a $276.0 billion market cap, reported trailing 12-month revenue of $20.77 billion, up 20.0%, and the stock is up 77.88% year to date.
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