TREE NEWS reports: Several QDII products tracking US equities have fallen more than 20% over the past month as US tech stocks sold off, yet money is flowing in against the trend, with popular Nasdaq-tracking products remaining in demand and on-exchange cross-border ETFs holding elevated premiums. Quota constraints have led a number of QDII products to tighten subscriptions. Industry participants say markets are reassessing the sustainability of AI capital spending and sector momentum after the US midterm elections.
QDII Funds Draw Inflows as US Tech Selloff Deepens; Nasdaq Products Tighten Purchase Limits
The striking signal here is behavioral, not fundamental: investors are adding exposure to a falling market even as QDII quota limits cap how much they can actually buy, which mechanically inflates on-exchange premiums. That premium is the real risk — it reflects scarcity of access rather than conviction, and can compress sharply once quotas or sentiment shift. The stated reassessment of AI capex sustainability is the fundamental thread worth tracking; whether inflows persist against tightening subscriptions is the open question.
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