Title: August ETF Fund Flows Steady In A Sea Of Volatility
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August ETF Fund Flows Steady In A Sea Of
Volatility
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4- Hi, My name is Corey and Im with ETF Trading
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5August ETF Fund Flows Steady In A Sea Of
Volatility
6August turned out to be one of the most turbulent
months weve seen in awhile for the financial
markets.
7The stock market selloff that began in China
eventually spread around the globe and triggered
the first 10 selloff in US stocks since 2011.
8Despite the market turbulence August ETF Fund
Flows held steady. Total assets invested in US
listed ETFs ticked up 2.7 billion during the
month.
9Dont get me wrong, thats a fraction of the
inflows we have seen in previous months. And
thats a good indication of
10The Emotion Driving June ETF Fund Flows
11Fear is the dominant emotion on Wall Street. Fear
and greed can be measured with a variety of
different indicators. The VIX, put and call
option volume, and market breadth are some of my
favorite to track.
12Guess what all of these indicators of fear and
greed all have in common right now?They all
indicate investors are running scared the VIX is
perfect example.
13The VIX is the CBOE Volatility Index. It
measures the implied volatility of SP 500 index
options. It measures how much volatility
investors expect of the next 30-days.
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15As you can see, the VIX spiked more than twice as
it had been at any other time this year and
continues to be much higher than it had been.
16In other words, investors are expecting the SP
500 to move three times as much as they did
before the recent selloff started. This is a
clear visual representation of fear in the
markets.
17ETFs With The Largest Inflows In June
18Despite the fear in the markets ETFs like
Vanguard SP 500 VOO and SPDR SP 500 SPY still
logged net inflows of around 1.5 billion in
August.This tells me two things
19Long term investors and swing traders had been
waiting in the wings for a pullback to buy large
cap US stocks. So, there are investors that are
bullish on US stocks despite the overall fearful
tone of the market.
20It also tells me that there is a growing group of
investors that are using ETFs to invest
systematically. These investors arent following
every market gyration.
21They have a plan to deploy their new capital into
a group of ETFs every month no matter what the
markets are doing.Thats a good sign of the
growth in the ETF market and the strength of the
US stock market.
22ETFs With The Largest Outflows In June
23The outflows also had some clear cut indications
the first being investors dont want anything to
do with emerging markets. Not surprising given
that China is the epicenter of the recent selloff
and its still considered an emerging market.
24The two ETFs hit hardest by redemptions were the
Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets VWO and iShares
MSCI Emerging Markets EEM. Investors pulled
more than 1.3 billion out of VWO and EEM in
August.
25We also saw large redemptions of two US sector
ETFs Health Care Select Sector SPDR XLV and
Technology Select Sector SPDR XLK both had net
outflows of more than 1 billion in August.
26So, investor also took profits of the high flying
health care sector and trimmed their exposure to
the technology sector.Heres the bottom line
27Weve seen some profit taking and money moving
from the areas most at risk to further losses
given the backdrop of current events. But
through it all money continues to flow into ETFs.
28Dont forget that high levels of fear in the
market typically dont last long. Especially
when there is good economic data like we have in
the US right now.
29If these fears prove to be unfounded it could be
the thing that sparks a massive bull market rally
in US stocks into the end of the year.
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