This past year has been a strong one for the ETF industry. With a record number of launches, already over 300 on the year, it is clear that the exchange traded world is still in full swing. But despite all of the innovation that the year has seen, investors are still partial to their big name funds, making for something of a rough barrier to entry. Below, we outline the five biggest net cash inflows to ETFs this past year, to give advisors and investors an idea of where the big money is going and whether or not your portfolio should be adjusted accordingly. Note that all data is as of 11/30/2011 [see also 25 Things Every Financial Advisor Should Know About ETFs]. 5. Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) Income investing has only grown in recent years as flailing markets and low interest rates have made dividends strategies some of the most lucrative opportunities [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: How ETF Investors Can Save $415 Million (Without Breaking A Sweat) Alternatives To The 20 Most Popular ETFs NSX Data: VWO Leads All ETFs In YTD Inflows All-ETF Portfolio For Cheapskate Investors: How Low Can We Go? November ETF Stats: Small Step Back
This past year has been a strong one for the ETF industry. With a record number of launches, already over 300 on the year, it is clear that the exchange traded world is still in full swing. But despite all of the innovation that the year has seen, investors are still partial to their big name funds, making for something of a rough barrier to entry. Below, we outline the five biggest net cash inflows to ETFs this past year, to give advisors and investors an idea of where the big money is going and whether or not your portfolio should be adjusted accordingly. Note that all data is as of 11/30/2011 [see also 25 Things Every Financial Advisor Should Know About ETFs]. 5. Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIG) Income investing has only grown in recent years as flailing markets and low interest rates have made dividends strategies some of the most lucrative opportunities [...]
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