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Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund / INFOTECH
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INFOTECH tracks the XLK ETF, which offers exposure to companies in the S&P 500 technology sector, spanning enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and world-class hardware manufacturing.
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INFOTECH Prints a 32% Move XLK Never Made
INFOTECH, the HIP-3 perp that tracks the XLK technology-sector ETF, ran 32.71% over six hours to $241.70. The problem with calling that a tech rally: XLK itself closed roughly flat on June 18, and a diversified 71-stock ETF does not move a third of its value in a quarter of a trading day. With just $45,576 of volume across the entire perp in 24 hours, this is a thin-book dislocation, not a repricing of the underlying basket. The Intel-Apple chip headline that bid the broader sector gave the move a direction, but it cannot explain the size.
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INFOTECH Prints a 32% Move XLK Never Made
INFOTECH, the HIP-3 perp that tracks the XLK technology-sector ETF, ran 32.71% over six hours to $241.70. The problem with calling that a tech rally: XLK itself closed roughly flat on June 18, and a diversified 71-stock ETF does not move…
How to Trade Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (INFOTECH) on Hyperliquid
INFOTECH is a HIP-3 perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid that tracks XLK, the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund. With $88 billion in net assets across 71 S&P 500 tech stocks, XLK is one of the most liquid technology ETFs in the wor…
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