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Market Shock Fails To Trigger Stock Outflows. History Says They’re Coming
If you were wondering whether recent fireworks across markets triggered outflows from equities, the answer's "no." Or maybe "not yet" is more apt.
Equity-focused ETFs and mutual funds took in nearly $10 billion over the latest weekly reporting period, according to EPFR. That was actually more than the prior week.
$6.4 billion went to US-dedicated funds and $4 billion to Japanese shares, the third most of 2024 -- dip bought, I suppose.
Overall, equities have seen 16 consecutive weekly inflow
Yes with this ugly election year, Gaza, Iran, Venezuela, Sudan, Bangladesh, Ukraine, China,(have I left anything out ?) I can’t believe we won’t have some trouble in the stock market. I say hang and rattle, because it won’t be forever although it might feel like it.
Lee – sounds like a great “wall of worry” you’ve described…just waiting to be climbed?
H-Man, I am in the “it ain’t over yet” camp. Bloomberg reported today about the slow down with travel leisure crowd — the consumer is stressed and to suck that consumer back in again, stuff has to be cheap and there is nothing cheap.