Hot Reads: 2021 Equity ETF Flows Outpace All Of 2020
Plus, ARK’s flagship ETF has turned into a bumpy ride for investors.
Compiled by ETF.com Staff
$246B Bonanza Means Equity ETF Inflows Already Beat 2020 (Yahoo Finance)
In less than four months, investors poured more cash into ETFs tracking U.S. stocks than they did in all of last year.
‘ARKK’ Offers Bumpy Ride (Kiplinger)
Some of the fund's growth stocks, including Tesla, suffered recently as investors turned toward value-priced shares.
What's In Biden's $1.8T Spending Plan (Wealth Management)
The "American Families Plan" is funded in part by $1.5 trillion in tax hikes on the wealthiest Americans.
Fed Holds Rates Steady (Morningstar)
The Fed may hold off on hikes until inflation is at or above 2%.
Are We In The Middle Of A Paradigm Shift? (Advisor Perspectives)
Innovations are merging into a new model: sophisticated asset management provided at a very low cost through a digital interface.
Breakevens Vs Real Rate Changes Reveal Market Regime (Disciplined Systematic Global Macro Views)
Simple questions often don’t have easy answers.
Visualizing The Power Consumption Of Bitcoin Mining (Visual Capitalist)
It’s somewhere between the power usage of New York State and Norway.
Bitcoin In Annuities? Several Insurers Are Working On It (Investment News)
Several major insurance companies are envisioning a big future for bitcoin, including as a part of the annuities business.
Where To Invest When Yields Are Low (Morningstar)
How to wring a livable income stream from a retirement portfolio.
Commodity Prices Pop As Demand Takes Off (Advisor Perspectives)
Signs of shortages and delays are causing pricing pressure.
Waiting For The Inflation Canary To Sing … Or Not (Capital Spectator)
The Federal Reserve reports that it expects faster economic growth and higher inflation.
Factor Investing: The Truth Has Many Shades (FactorResearch)
Which returns should be considered the truth when considering factor investing?
Why We Remain Pro-Risk (BlackRock)
A powerful economic restart is underway in the U.S.—with Europe and emerging markets set to follow.
