Roundhill Memory ETF draws $903M inflows, surges 68% in one year

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Roundhill Memory ETF recorded $903 million of net inflows on May 13, marking one of its largest single-day increases. The fund has surged 68% over the past year, outpacing broad semiconductor and tech indices as investors chase memory-industry exposure.

1. Record ETF Inflows

On May 13, Roundhill Memory ETF attracted $903 million in net new capital, marking one of its largest single-day inflows and reflecting surging investor demand for targeted memory-sector exposure.

2. Robust 68% One-Year Performance

The ETF has gained 68% over the past year, outpacing broad semiconductor and technology benchmarks as major DRAM and NAND memory suppliers benefit from tightened supply and solid end-market demand.

3. Outlook and Risks

Continued strong inflows underscore bullish sentiment on memory chip recovery, though elevated valuations and potential supply chain normalization could introduce volatility in coming quarters.

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