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QUICK SPARK: $3.6B Flows Into SPY in One Day; QQQ, SOXX Lead ETF Redemptions

Chandrima Sanyal

SPY drew $3.6B in inflows Wednesday, while QQQ and SOXX led redemptions amid a shift toward broad-market exposure.

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