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ETF Fund Flows Report: Week Ending 1/11/08
January 15, 2008 4:21 pm
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In sum, across all 646 U.S. ETFs on the market, there was more than $3.1 billion in net creation activity last week. Not bad for a down week on the market. Largest Net Creations The iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) leads all ETFs in the creation department this week, with nearly $2.6 billion in new shares being creating. Last week, it was near the top of the redemptions board. The other big winner this week was the iShares S&P 500 ETF (IVV), with $2.3 billion in creates, adding to the $800 million in new shares created last week. It's no surprise to see the streetTRACKS Gold Trust (GLD) among the top five funds, with over $400 million in new shares. John Spence recently reported on Marketwatch.com that GLD has grown so fast that its custodian had to find a new, large vault to store all the gold. Moving down the list, there is strong demand for agriculture ETF shares, with both the PowerShares DB Agriculture and Market Vectors - Agribusiness factoring into the top 10.
Largest Net Redemptions The list of top ETF redemptions includes many of the most popular ETFs on the market today, such as the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) and the S&P 500 SPDR. It is interesting to see the redemptions on the UltraShort QQQ and UltraShort S&P 500 ETFs, two ETFs favored by short sellers.
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Summing Sector SPDRS = SPY?
You’d think owning the nine sector SPDRs in proportion to their weightings in the S&P 500 is a way to recreate SPY. But you’d be wrong.Round Two: Pimco Vs. BlackRock
It looks like Pimco and BlackRock are at odds again—this time it’s over QE3.
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Socializing About The Social Media ETF
Paul Baiocchi joins Dave Nadig to talk about where theme funds go astray, and why SOCL might just be the exception.
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