money flows: And the money that has come back in to funds is being allocated very differently, suggesting investors are a bit more risk-averse and yield-hungry, according to Market Watch. Those observations come from Data Trek Research, which tallies up information from the Investment Company Institute, for mutual funds, and www.xtf, for ETFs. In the seven months since the massive Christmas market sell-off, exchange-traded and mutual funds still haven't recovered all the money flows they lost. Data Trek co-founder Nicholas Colas notes that 134 billion rushed out of U.S. listed funds and ETFs in December 2018, and as of about mid-July, only 130 billion has flowed back in. So far this year, bond funds have attracted 241 billion, while stock funds have lost 89 billion. The money that's returned to funds has gone to very different asset classes.
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