Investors put a net $18.7bn into ETFs on Nov 10, 2026, across the 2,872 funds we track daily. SPY took in the most, $4.3bn; SOXL lost the most, $692m.

+$18.7bnnet flow, Nov 10, 2026
2,872funds with daily data, Nov 10, 2026
+$4.3bnmost in, SPY, Nov 10, 2026
−$692mmost out, SOXL, Nov 10, 2026
Net flow, Nov 10, 2026, by fund, category, sector, theme or issuer

Pick a lens to re-rank the drawing. Each bar is the Nov 10, 2026 net flow over the largest in that lens; the full lists are below.

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Funds that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 466 funds · top 25 shown

Round trips are left aside. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Funds that took in the most
#FundNameNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1SPYSPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust+$4.3bn0.5%new
2SOXXiShares Semiconductor ETF+$4.0bn10.6%new
3QQQInvesco QQQ Trust, Series 1+$3.1bn0.7%▼ 2
4SPYMState Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF+$961m0.5%▲ 6
5COROiShares International Country Rotation Active ETF+$946m7.0%·
6RSPInvesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF+$733m0.7%·
7XLUState Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR ETF+$576m2.4%·
8LQDiShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF+$555m1.7%new
9IWMiShares Russell 2000 ETF+$424m0.5%new
10XLPState Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF+$418m2.9%new
11DIASPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust+$392m0.9%▼ 5
12TQQQProShares UltraPro QQQ+$366m1.1%·
13SPDWState Street SPDR Portfolio Developed World ex-US ETF+$333m0.8%▼ 4
14IGViShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF+$243m1.9%·
15XLIState Street Industrial Select Sector SPDR ETF+$236m0.8%·
16QQQMInvesco NASDAQ 100 ETF+$232m0.2%▼ 11
17IBBiShares Biotechnology ETF+$230m2.1%new
18BILSPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF+$230m0.5%▼ 11
19SPTLState Street SPDR Portfolio Long Term Treasury ETF+$213m1.8%new
20XLFState Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF+$203m0.4%new
21NVDLGraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF+$199m8.6%▲ 2
22HYGiShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF+$178m1.0%▼ 2
23INDAiShares MSCI India ETF+$177m2.7%▲ 2
24KREState Street SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF+$172m4.0%new
25JEPIJPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF+$170m0.4%▼ 21
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: SPYJSON

Funds that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 270 funds · top 25 shown

Round trips are left aside. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Funds that lost the most
#FundNameNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1SOXLDirexion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF−$692m−3.9%▲ 4
2TLTiShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF−$475m−1.0%▲ 9
3XLVState Street Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF−$320m−0.6%▲ 20
4IJHiShares Core S&P Mid-Cap ETF−$260m−0.2%·
5IVViShares Core S&P 500 ETF−$227m0.0%new
6IBITiShares Bitcoin Trust ETF−$213m−0.4%▲ 2
7SSOProShares Ultra S&P500−$197m−2.7%·
8EWYiShares MSCI South Korea ETF−$171m−0.8%new
9JPSTJPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF−$161m−0.4%new
10USOUnited States Oil Fund, LP−$157m−7.0%new
11DRAMRoundhill Memory ETF−$145m−0.9%·
12XLCState Street Communication Services Select Sector SPDR ETF−$140m−0.6%new
13XLKState Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF−$137m−0.1%new
14ICVTiShares Convertible Bond ETF−$134m−1.9%·
15ETHAiShares Ethereum Trust ETF−$119m−1.9%·
16XLBState Street Materials Select Sector SPDR ETF−$119m−1.4%·
17IEFiShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF−$110m−0.2%·
18QUALiShares MSCI USA Quality Factor ETF−$101m−0.2%·
19SPYGState Street SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Growth ETF−$97.9m−0.2%new
20EWTiShares MSCI Taiwan ETF−$95.6m−1.0%·
21ESGUiShares ESG Aware MSCI USA ETF−$90.6m−0.5%·
22SQQQProShares UltraPro Short QQQ−$83.4m−4.6%▲ 3
23SUSLiShares ESG MSCI USA Leaders ETF−$79.9m−6.7%new
24SHLDGlobal X Defense Tech ETF−$65.6m−1.1%·
25ITBiShares U.S. Home Construction ETF−$54.7m−2.4%·
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: SOXLJSON

Categories that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 5 categories

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Categories that took in the most
#CategoryFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Stocks872 of 1,930+$13.0bn0.2%same
2Themes244 of 428+$4.5bn1.3%new
3Bonds424 of 852+$1.5bn0.1%▼ 1
4Income301 of 396+$325m0.2%▼ 1
5Buffer375 of 523+$97.1m0.1%new
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: StocksJSON

Categories that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 5 categories

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Categories that lost the most
#CategoryFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Crypto18 of 70−$353m−0.5%▲ 2
2Leverage547 of 721−$165m−0.1%same
3Commodities42 of 68−$152m−0.1%new
4Alternatives28 of 90−$53.7m−0.2%▲ 1
5Allocation20 of 66−$2.5m0.0%new
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: CryptoJSON

Sectors that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 7 sectors

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Sectors that took in the most
#SectorFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Financials18 of 31+$603m0.8%new
2Utilities6 of 9+$565m2.1%new
3Consumer defensive9 of 12+$389m2.2%new
4Industrials7 of 10+$268m0.7%▼ 1
5Consumer cyclical10 of 14+$135m0.5%new
6Energy24 of 32+$48.5m0.1%new
7Real estate, global7 of 12+$3.4m0.1%new
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: FinancialsJSON

Sectors that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 5 sectors

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Sectors that lost the most
#SectorFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Health care17 of 25−$264m−0.4%▲ 4
2Communications4 of 7−$139m−0.6%new
3Materials5 of 7−$110m−1.1%▲ 1
4Technology17 of 26−$86.0m0.0%new
5Real estate, U.S.14 of 30−$61.2m−0.2%▲ 3
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: Health careJSON

Themes that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 10 themes

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Themes that took in the most
#ThemeFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Semiconductors6 of 11+$4.0bn, off scale8.8%new
2Biotech8 of 10+$329m1.3%new
3Cloud and software5 of 8+$262m1.6%▲ 1
4AI infrastructure and chips9 of 12+$66.2m6.0%new
5Internet and e-commerce8 of 13+$57.1m0.5%▼ 4
6Therapeutics and medical devices5 of 5+$46.9m1.1%new
7Artificial intelligence14 of 36+$45.5m0.2%new
8Nuclear and uranium5 of 10+$26.5m0.4%▼ 6
9Travel and leisure2 of 3+$15.7m4.0%new
10Clean energy11 of 16+$6.6m0.1%new
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: SemiconductorsJSON

Themes that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 13 themes · top 10 shown

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Themes that lost the most
#ThemeFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Memory and storage3 of 5−$145m−0.9%·
2Defense10 of 22−$49.8m−0.1%▲ 5
3Infrastructure10 of 18−$45.1m−0.2%·
4Reshoring and manufacturing5 of 8−$27.9m−0.3%▲ 4
5Natural resources6 of 12−$27.2m−0.4%new
6Copper4 of 6−$22.4m−0.3%▼ 1
7Miners and metals4 of 6−$16.2m−0.3%·
8Electrification and the grid7 of 12−$13.0m−0.1%▼ 4
9Photonics and optics2 of 3−$8.6m−3.2%·
10Digital infrastructure and data centers8 of 9−$5.2m−0.1%▼ 4
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: Memory and storageJSON

Issuers that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 29 issuers · top 10 shown

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Issuers that took in the most
#IssuerFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1State Street174 of 174+$7.7bn0.4%new
2iShares459 of 461+$6.7bn0.1%new
3Invesco229 of 232+$4.2bn0.4%▼ 2
4Avantis29 of 31+$243m0.2%▲ 2
5JPMorgan49 of 73+$243m0.1%▼ 3
6First Trust305 of 326+$136m0.1%new
7ProShares131 of 152+$131m0.1%new
8Defiance82 of 86+$124m1.4%new
9GraniteShares81 of 91+$115m2.2%▼ 5
10Leverage Shares97 of 103+$70.8m4.4%·
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: State StreetJSON

Issuers that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 15 issuers · top 10 shown

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Issuers that lost the most
#IssuerFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1Direxion132 of 134−$590m−1.1%▲ 1
2USCF12 of 13−$191m−3.1%new
3Roundhill50 of 51−$105m−0.4%▲ 3
4Tema10 of 13−$41.5m−1.2%▲ 6
5Global X98 of 108−$24.7m0.0%same
6Simplify25 of 28−$23.0m−0.4%·
7YieldMax60 of 61−$20.6m−0.2%·
8BondBloxx16 of 20−$12.5m−0.1%·
9Breakwave2 of 2−$12.1m−10.6%·
10Volatility Shares9 of 12−$10.3m−0.5%·
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: DirexionJSON

Indexes that took in the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 8 indexes

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Indexes that took in the most
#IndexFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1S&P 500 Index3 of 4+$5.1bn0.3%new
2NASDAQ-100 Index2 of 2+$3.3bn0.6%▼ 1
3Russell 2000 Index1 of 2+$424m0.5%new
4ICE U.S. Treasury 1-3 Year Bond Index2 of 2+$155m0.6%▲ 1
5ICE BofA US Corporate Index1 of 2+$29.8m0.2%new
6ICE BofA US High Yield Index2 of 2+$18.0m0.1%▼ 3
7Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index2 of 2+$14.9m0.0%▼ 5
8Cboe S&P 500 BuyWrite Index2 of 2+$1.2m0.0%new
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: S&P 500 IndexJSON

Indexes that lost the most

From daily data · Nov 10, 2026 · 6 indexes

Each sums its funds with daily data for the day; the count is beside it. Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. Held out of every list here: 22 funds whose count covers more than one session and 66 with a flow of 90% or more of their net assets.

Indexes that lost the most
#IndexFunds countedNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1ICE U.S. Treasury 20+ Year Bond Index2 of 2−$475m−1.0%▲ 2
2S&P MidCap 4002 of 2−$294m−0.2%▲ 3
3S&P 500 Growth Index1 of 2−$97.9m−0.2%new
4Russell 1000 Growth Index1 of 2−$17.2m0.0%new
5ICE U.S. Treasury Short Bond Index2 of 2−$13.7m−0.5%new
6ICE U.S. Treasury Inflation Linked Bond Index1 of 2−$10.6m−0.1%▼ 2
Computed by ETFIQ from issuer daily share counts × prior-day NAV.Evidence: ICE U.S. Treasury 20+ Year Bond IndexJSON
How to read it
How these lists are built ↓
Coverage
Daily data: 2,872 funds from 55 issuers, 57% of US ETF assets. The share is of the $15.9tn net assets of the 5,146 ETFs ETFIQ covers (aum.json, Nov 12, 2026). 1,684 funds with monthly data only, Vanguard’s among them, are in none of it.
Held out
A one-day flow is one session's, so a count that covers more than one session is shown apart and never ranked. A flow of 90% or more of the fund's net assets, or an outflow above them, is held until a second reading agrees. Shown apart, never ranked: BBJP +$164m over 2 sessions; JCPB +$105m over 2 sessions; JQUA +$95.4m over 2 sessions; JPIE +$62.1m over 2 sessions; VNLA +$43.8m over 2 sessions. Held for review: AFK, ASTG, BMNZ, BRF, BUZZ.
Measure
Net flow: money in less money out over the trading day. The day's total keeps round trips; each list leaves a fund's round trip aside. Share of net assets at the close of Nov 9, 2026 beside it. From daily shares outstanding times the previous day's NAV. Daily basis only: no N-PORT data is added.
Rank change
Against the day before, Nov 9, 2026. "new" means in none of that day's ranking on the same side.

Questions people ask

Which ETFs had the biggest inflows on Nov 10, 2026?
SPY took in $4.3bn on Nov 10, 2026, the most of 2,872 ETFs with daily data. Next were SOXX, $4.0bn, and QQQ, $3.1bn.
Which ETFs had the biggest outflows on Nov 10, 2026?
SOXL lost $692m on Nov 10, 2026, the most of 2,872 ETFs with daily data. Next were TLT, $475m, and XLV, $320m.
Which ETF issuers took in the most on Nov 10, 2026?
State Street took in $7.7bn across 174 funds on Nov 10, 2026, the most of any issuer. Next were iShares, $6.7bn across 459 funds, and Invesco, $4.2bn across 229 funds.
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