Eric Balchunas: Active equity ETFs see $350 billion inflows as mutual funds lose $500 billion

Eric Balchunas: Active equity ETFs see $350 billion inflows as mutual funds lose $500 billion
ETFs gain $350 billion as mutual funds lose

Eric Balchunas, senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, compares the performance and fund flows of active equity strategies in ETF and mutual fund formats. He notes that both vehicles have similar beat rates of 35-40%.

However, in the past 12 months, ETFs have attracted $350 billion in inflows, while active equity mutual funds have experienced outflows amounting to $500 billion. Balchunas likens mutual funds to CDs and ETFs to Spotify, suggesting the content remains the same, but the format determines popularity.

Balchunas has previously reported on Invesco's 27-year control over the Nasdaq index ending. He has also questioned Grantham's confidence in his bitcoin skepticism, citing earlier inaccurate forecasts. These topics show his ongoing focus on fund management trends and notable market calls.

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