Over half of this year's net ETF inflows have gone into this one part of the market

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Over half of this year's net ETF inflows have gone into this one part of the market (via ETFEdgeCNBC)

over the course of 2019 before apparently deciding to pause indefinitely.

Every time high-yield comes back into favor, "it seems like people are choosing an ETF and not necessarily a mutual fund," he said. "We continue to see ETFs provide the exact thing they're supposed to provide: immediate liquidity for those that want access to it, but for those that don't — they want to be a buy-and-hold, long-term investor — the ETF wrapper provides some extra efficiencies. They tend to be a little bit more tax-efficient. They tend to have lower costs.

"I attribute it to new users: insurance companies, large institutions putting money into play. It's a dividend. They could trade it. It's easily put on the balance sheet," McOrmond said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.

 

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ETFEdgeCNBC No worries folks the WS computerized organized crime ring just has the December “front run” going with the help of the cnbc pump & dump boiler room operation..your $ gone in milliseconds then they will drip it back up lol

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