Leveraged long ETFs saw record $12 billion inflows, Eric Balchunas notes

Leveraged long ETFs saw record $12 billion inflows, Eric Balchunas notes
Leveraged ETFs see record two-week inflows

Leveraged long ETFs recorded more than $12 billion in inflows over the past two weeks. Eric Balchunas, a senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, noted that this influx followed a pattern in which buyers rapidly purchase dips and later take profits as prices rebound. Balchunas described this approach as typical behavior for these market participants and expressed his opinion on the strategy for trading these ETFs.

The ETF space has seen several new product launches in recent months. REX recently introduced the Peptide ETF (PEPT) to capture interest in weight loss drugs. William Blair debuted its first ETFs focused on international and emerging markets, featuring lower fees compared to its mutual funds, according to a previous report.

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