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The IVV ETF provides diversification by offering exposure to sectors that are under-represented on the ASX. This includes technology, healthcare, and consumer discretionary.

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Hedge funds poured billions into tech stocks such as Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla during Q1. Even ETFs like the IVV, experienced big inflows.