2023’s Exodus From US Stock Funds Nears $40 Billion

I felt compelled Friday to pen a quick update on the equities flow story in 2023. The tie-in with the macro narrative is important, and having broached the subject at least twice over the past several weeks, I can't very well abandon it just because I don't have anything especially novel to say. For once, I won't bury the lede, tempting though it always is. The exodus from US equity funds continued during the latest weekly reporting period. In fact, it accelerated. More than $10.6 billion fle

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  1. This seems like a stupid question but is the relationship between flows and performance direct? If not, what other factors influence price?

    1. This data covers flows in and out of stock funds. So just a subset of all flows.

      You still need to account for the mammoth flows by algo managers (via futures), option-driven flows as well as share buy-backs.

      These can overwhelm “real money” flows.

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