Charts of the Week
Domestic Equity Investors Flocked to Low Fee Funds in 2022
June 9, 2023
Domestic equity index funds with the lowest fees saw the large majority of inflows in 2022.
Domestic equity index funds with the lowest fees saw the large majority of inflows in 2022.
42% of U.S. households own an IRA. The difference in ownership between the highest and lowest income buckets is staggering.
Equity ETFs accounted for 30% of stock market volume in the U.S. in 2022.
A look at the holdings of government-only money market funds versus prime money market funds
A long-term look at the British pound
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
2023's equity market rally has been concentrated in big tech, especially since the beginning of the banking crisis in early March. As small caps begin to rally, we take a look at what has changed and who is benefitting.
Today's topics include deciphering what might be next for the U.S. economy, Dalio marks the current place in the big-debt cycle, stock market concentration, an AI bubble?, liquidity crunch, Yellen comments on further bank failures, the global reserve currency, sticky inflation around the world, and Fed capital supervision
Today's topics include who will buy the deluge of Treasury issuance?, some math on the TGA rebuild, China continues to struggle, predicting recession, discretionary consumer spending, more on the narrow stock market rally, tech flows, renting vs. buying, and Coinbase responds to SEC lawsuit
Today's topics include checking in on the Fed's reverse repo facility, the market reassess the Fed, the problem with interest-only loans, deposit concentration, more on the narrow stock market rally, the cases for & against a continued bull market, dollar alternatives, and Coinbase in the SEC's crosshairs today