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It is with pride and gratitude that TMX VettaFi shares that it received three ETF Express awards last week.
The S&P 500 is up sharply in 2024, as are many other indexes. While this has been a treat for advisors and their clients, some investors might be spooked. So let’s take a quick stroll, nowhere near the graveyard, and see how ETFs can help avoid some nightmares this Halloween.
I am excited when the financial services community comes together to learn from one another.
Investors have embraced U.S. midcap equity ETFs in 2024, with the investment style gathering $19 billion of new money as of early November. This cash haul was more than the $17 billion brought in by small-cap equities. We’re impressed; we find midcaps are often left out of an asset allocation filled with large and small caps.
Today is Veterans Day. My father served in the army during the Vietnam War. He lives in Long Island, New York, and I am proud of his service. Today is also a holiday for many. The bond market is closed, yet the stock market is open.
The U.S. ETF industry is about to hit a tremendous milestone. Year to date through November 11, $897 billion has flowed into exchange traded funds, according to FactSet data. With more than six weeks to go in 2024, the 2021 record of $911 billion is about to be shattered. Crossing the $1 trillion net inflows mark in 2024 seems quite achievable.
A few firsts in the U.S. ETF industry stick out to ETF nerds. November 18, 2004, was one of them. This was when the first — and still largest — gold ETF, the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD), launched. GLD provided greatly welcomed liquidity and efficiency to a hard asset.
shopping season, also known as Thanksgiving. However, just as some retailers have offered savings to early shoppers, ETF providers have offered early tax benefits to investors.
In mid-November, Fidelity Investments joined the select ‘$100 billion in ETF assets’ club. While the firm still has a sizable presence in the mutual fund world, Fidelity’s ETFs have been gaining traction in 2024. We think the future for Fidelity’s ETF business is bright.
There is so much that I am thankful for in the ETF industry. I’m going to list some categories, but I’m sure my brevity will cause me to regret the absence of others.
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