Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF (SOXL)

BofA’s Hartnett Warns Bullish Positioning Remains Entrenched Despite 5% Bond YieldsJune 13, 2026 7:00 AM
IH Market News Bank of America strategist Michael Hartnett believes investors remain heavily committed to risk assets despite long-dated bond yields reaching 5%, although he argues that several of the conditions that typically bring bull markets to an end are beginning to emerge. In his latest Flow Show report, Hartnett highlighted three developments that have historically punctured market booms and speculative bubbles: rising bond yields that increase the cost of capital, weakening leadership among market favourites, and political pressure arising from elections as voters push for stronger employment or lower inflation. “We’re getting there,” Hartnett wrote, “but for now asset allocation frozen bullish, positioned for late-cycle greed, not at all tempted by 5% yields at the long-end.” He also pointed to 1994 as a potential template for what could unfold in 2026. During that period, a prolonged phase of Federal Reserve easing and a jobless recovery came to an abrupt end after unexpectedly strong employment data forced policymakers into a series of aggressive rate hikes. Equity markets subsequently entered a lengthy period of consolidation and did not regain stability until bond yields stopped climbing following the Mexican peso crisis and the bankruptcy of Orange County later that year. Inflation and Labour Market Trends Raise Concerns Hartnett noted that U.S. consumer prices have increased by an average of 0.5% per month over the last six months, putting inflation on track to exceed 5% by the time midterm elections arrive. At the same time, the unemployment rate stands at 4.3%, only marginally above the latest CPI reading of 4.2%. According to Hartnett, periods in which unemployment and inflation move this closely together have historically coincided with phases of Federal Reserve tightening that investors have generally viewed unfavourably. Bull & Bear Indicator Extends Sell Signal Bank of America’s widely followed Bull & Bear Indicator rose slightly to 8.8 from 8.7, extending its sell signal for a fourth consecutive week. The move was driven primarily by continued inflows into technology-focused investments, which offset withdrawals from high-yield debt and emerging-market bond funds. Technology Funds Continue to Attract Capital For the week ended June 10, global equity funds attracted $31.5 billion of new money. Technology strategies accounted for a large share of that demand, drawing a record $12.3 billion. Among the biggest beneficiaries were the Direxion Daily S&P500 Bull 3X Shares ETF (AMEX:SOXL), which received $3 billion of inflows, and the iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SOXX), which attracted $2.9 billion. U.S. equities recorded their eleventh consecutive week of inflows, the longest streak since December 2025. Emerging-market equities also returned to favour, attracting $4.5 billion after eight straight weeks of outflows. South Korean stocks led the trend, drawing $5.9 billion, their strongest inflow since March. Investors Move Away From Crypto, Gold and Cash While equities continued to attract fresh capital, several alternative asset classes experienced notable outflows. Cryptocurrency investments recorded a record $6.6 billion of withdrawals over the past five weeks. Gold funds experienced their fourth consecutive week of outflows, losing $2.3 billion, while money market funds saw investors pull out $2.5 billion. The flow data suggests investors remain willing to embrace risk despite higher bond yields and growing concerns about inflation, supporting Hartnett’s view that market positioning remains firmly bullish even as warning signs begin to accumulate. Get stock prices from InvestorsHub Original: BofA’s Hartnett Warns Bullish Positioning Remains Entrenched Despite 5% Bond Yields

pls tell you held

Beast Mode next level. get your chips on Yolo!

$SOXL

Way to go.

I LOADED AT 7.97 LAST WEEK

Picked up some cheapies today. Screaming buy.

Bad market day--fear of tariffs dropping this. May be a good buy in day or two. $4 would have me interested.

Picked some up at $26.35 a bit ago. GREAT BASE!

$33.95 was my buy price this morning. Nice bottom.

Good buy even at $34.50ish today.

Been a SCREAMING buy day under $34.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Heading back up to the $40+ promise land again.

SOXL $35 target cash out today $31s long love for Yellen PPT team and Powell pumpers

Closed out my SOXL for today. Off to the beach for a late summer swim this afternoon.

Add but load of 31.20-40s

New entry $32.40s today from Friday flip out 6% gains

$35.05 and $36.19
Next targets

Really like the 3 month chart on this today. This could be in a double-bottom and in a few days start turning up. Been picking up shares for the longer haul.

Watch out folks, if greedy little turds like Wolly have owned and bragging, they will be selling soon. He thinks like a criminal and acts like one too.

~bought the 5/24 $59 calls @.19c

Grabbed even more at $36.10

Grabbed a bunch at $37. Screaming "BUY ME!" price.

SOXL worth keeping an eye on.

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SOXL 20s to 50s as if completely normal.

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Month later still waiting lol https://twitter.com/APEXPENNYSTOCKS/status/1679939715502407680

I also have been waiting since it went down to $13 thinking it will go down to $11
But I have few hundred shares though wanted to accumulate more at low prices

lol this one was nice. Waited on a pullback that never came. At one point held 3000 shares at a cost bases of 12 bucks and got out below 15........My fault for trying to chase more sparkley things. SHould have held at least 100 shares........gotta be greatful I made some coing though.

out SOXL 14.80

Final add SOXL 13.95

added 14.06

In SOXL 14.07

SOXL has been underperforming TQQQ all day. Sold my SOXL and jumped over to TQQQ.

TQQQ performing considerably better FWIW.

Money coming in to SOXL early this morning. Good sign for the semi-conductor sector IMO.

Looking for higher highs from here now, unless the FED goes stupid tomorrow afternoon.

Thanks, looking for a slight pull back next week in the entire market. Not sure I will get it.

I've exited an sticking with flipping the 3xQQQ's.

Best of luck to you with the semi-conductors.

I see you waited for the bottom lol. Actually, I am just now profitable. Added some in the lows but not too much.

Back in to SOXL. (Who CARES, Lucky?!)

Just stick with the real news not that fake mainstream media CNN news..the fake CNN news is so that Defense Contractors who have bought out all Congress members with donor money from their lobbyists can sell more weapons with the War Scare theme on Taiwan. This theme works well for both China and US as they both have an excuse to create larger Military budgets and more payoffs to respective politicians in both countries.


Real news not published on mainstream media:
Department of Commerce filings announces agreement for China to use U.S. chips to build supercomputers. China and US reach Chip agreement per US Department of Commerce 139 page filing

https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2022-21658.pdf

In reality if you get the Worldly picture outsourcing Chips from the US to China will be needed to supply China’s future huge demand, therefore the plants being built in Phoenix..

https://azbigmedia.com/real-estate/taiwan-semiconductor-launches-38b-phoenix-presence-by-signing-major-lease/

This tuber here explains very well how the Chinese stock market and the US stock market are virtually brother and sister. Vanguard, Fidelity and Blackrock use their money market funds to either pump or short markets by either providing liquidity or shorting it by restricting liquidity.

Friday was the perfect example of the Fed and the Big 3: Vanguard, Blackrock and Fidelity and other institutions shorting the Chinese market by restricting liquidity in their money market funds using reverse repo facility..

How it’s done? Singapore using Supranational financial powers where for example: DBS Bank which is Chinese is tied directly into Singapore money market fund which is part of the Vanguard money market liquidity fund.

When the Evergrande real estate scandal ocurred in China it was the Fed doing the bailout with Vanguard as financing vehicle to make sure Evergrande didn’t completely collapse.
Not to bore you but this is how the Fed’s reverse repos are used to backdoor the markets to pump them up or down..








China is rewriting the global rules that you will be forced to follow.
They have a 5 year plan to force the rest of the world to buy there technologically advanced manufacturing products. No need for a currency war. China owns the World supply chain..

Well, you are not wrong lol

Still holding.

Picked up a BUNCH of shares this morning. This puppy wants to IGNITE!

$15 target otw.

Nice. Still in wanting a little higher but want to be careful going into intel earnings.

out at .44 have a good day yall

50 $8 weeklys for .14cents

Guessing we have another week of Category 5 rising and falling of the indexes before we take off for the elections. We'll see ...

Personally I think we see a short cover rally for the next few weeks then more weakness

true.

It will in my opinion this is Fed pivot time for the elections playing out. Markets going to fly now. Who cares if crude oil prices going up again and it causes more inflation its transitory say Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell.
Chip bill going to pay for a lot of pumping of chip stocks eventually. Chip bill is like the QE for semiconductors.
So maybe at $15 rejected then you exit with 100% gains