‘Allocations Are Full’: Stocks Face End Of $300 Billion Money Spigot
Stocks might've stumbled recently, but inflows continue unabated. On net, anyway.
Global equities headed into an eventful stretch -- there's a tsunami of scheduled data releases, a Fed meeting and potentially pivotal policy gatherings in London and Tokyo -- nursing consecutive weekly losses, even as investors plowed ever more money into stock funds.
The latest weekly haul, $22.2 billion, marked the 14th straight.
As the figure shows, last week's inflow counted among the largest of the year
That flow data is eye catching. Thanks. But was it pretty much offset by the selling by almost that Mr. McElligot pointed at?