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Eric Balchunas Says ETF Inflows Hold Steady in S&P 500 Up and Down Months

Exchange-traded funds trade on stock exchanges and can hold stocks, commodities or bonds.

Opposing index charts receive matching rows of fund tiles / TokenPost.ai
Opposing index charts receive matching rows of fund tiles / TokenPost.ai

Commentator Eric Balchunas described ETF inflows as largely similar in months when the S&P 500 rose and in months when it fell. He interpreted the pattern as a sign that investors continue to use low-cost exposure to U.S. stocks.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are investment funds traded on stock exchanges. An ETF can bundle stocks, bonds or commodities into a portfolio, with fees generally lower than those of mutual funds.

Enna Lee

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