QUICK SPARK: $5.3B Flows Into ETFs. VOO, SGOV and GLD Lead Investor Demand
VOO led ETF inflows with $3.3B. Investors also poured money into Treasury and gold ETFs; total ETF flows reached $5.3B on Thursday.
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QUICK SPARK: $6.4 Billion Pours into S&P 500 ETFs in One Day as QQQ Sees Outflows
SPY and VOO attracted a combined $6.38 billion in daily ETF inflows, while QQQ saw outflows. QQQM, GLD and VCIT also posted notable creations.
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