January 2021 Sector SPDR Analyzer
Succinct investment outlook for each of the 11 Select Sector SPDR ETFs based on a fundamental analysis of the funds’ underlying constituents.
Flow Charts: Where the ETF Money Went in November 2020
November was a blockbuster month for money flooding into ETFs. Coinciding with the historic stock market rally, pro-cyclical plays were the biggest winners, with one notable exception: Emerging Market stocks. Welcome to the 3rd issue of Flow Charts, a monthly summary of fund flow data from our ETF universe. As a reminder, we take a…
December 2020 Sector SPDR Analyzer
Succinct investment outlook for each of the 11 Select Sector SPDR ETFs based on a fundamental analysis of the funds’ underlying constituents.
Flow Charts: Where the ETF Money Went in October 2020
Monthly summary of fund flow data from our ETF universe, with a spotlight on “Net Long” figures, revealing where the bulls and bears are really putting their money to work.
November 2020 Sector SPDR Analyzer
Succinct investment outlook for each of the 11 Select Sector SPDR ETFs based on a fundamental analysis of the funds’ underlying constituents.
Find & Fix Unwanted Exposures with Portfolio ZoomLens
Easily track what your ETF portfolio really owns. Zoom In for combined exposure to each stock; Zoom Out for details on which ETFs contribute to a particular stock exposure.
Flow Charts
Monthly summary of fund flow data from our ETF universe, with a spotlight on “Net Long” figures, revealing where the bulls and bears are really putting their money to work.
October 2020 Sector SPDR Analyzer
Succinct investment outlook for each of the 11 Select Sector SPDR ETFs based on a fundamental analysis of the funds’ underlying constituents.
September 2020 Sector SPDR Analyzer
Succinct investment outlook for each of the 11 Select Sector SPDR ETFs based on a fundamental analysis of the funds’ underlying constituents.
The True Costs of U.S. Sector ETFs
Investors who ignore bid/ask spreads can be making an expensive mistake. In normal markets spreads can negate any difference in expense ratios, while in volatile markets spreads can swamp fee differences several times over.