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ETF flows into Texas Instruments (TXN) extended a three-day buying streak on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with a net $144.6 million added. Thirty-nine ETFs bought shares while 20 sold. The run follows net buying of $146.8 million on Nov. 2 and $114.8 million on Oct. 30, after a net outflow of $63.6 million on Oct. 29. ETF activity has stayed positive in four of the past five sessions.
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Which ETFs bought TXN on Tuesday?
The largest buyers by dollar value were AVLV ($49.7 million), GPIX ($5.4 million) and IVV ($4.6 million). In all, 39 ETFs added shares and 20 cut them.
AVLV led the move, adding 158,930 shares worth $49.7 million, a 79.58% increase in its stake, with the position at 0.5% of the fund. GPIX added $5.4 million, IVV $4.6 million, SPY $4.5 million and QQQM $3.7 million. SDY, QQQ and SOXQ also added smaller amounts, with SOXQ holding the largest weight at 5.22%. Texas Instruments is a Technology sector company in the Semiconductors industry with a market cap of $284.6 billion.
Have ETFs been buying or selling TXN lately?
Over the last 5 reported days, ETFs were net buyers on 4 and net sellers on 1, so the recent trend is mostly buying.
What does TXN do?
Texas Instruments designs and manufactures semiconductors sold to electronics designers and manufacturers worldwide, generating $17.68 billion of revenue in 2025.
Texas Instruments reported trailing-12-month revenue of $20.77 billion, up 20.0% over one year, with a gross margin of 60.2% and a net margin of 34.2%. Its P/E is 40.42, P/B 14.84 and P/S 13.75. The GF Score is 84, and the GF Value of $251.00 compares with a price of $311.49. The dividend yield is 1.92%, and the stock is up 83.45% year to date.