Deep Dive: LQD Fund Flows, Amazon's Market Cap

The video discusses the extraordinary fund flows into the LQD ETF, highlighting its significance as the largest one-day inflow for any corporate bond ETF. It then shifts focus to Amazon's market cap surpassing Berkshire Hathaway, marking a significant milestone. The video concludes with an analysis of market trends, noting the divergence between stock and bond movements and the ongoing bull market in both sectors.

What was significant about the recent fund flow into the LQD ETF?

• It was the first fund flow into LQD in a year.

• It was a typical fund flow with no significance.

• It was the largest one-day fund flow for any corporate bond ETF.

• It was the smallest one-day fund flow ever.

Which company did Amazon surpass in market cap, moving it out of the top five?

• Microsoft

• Apple

• Google

• Berkshire Hathaway

What is the historical relationship between bond prices and stock prices?

• They are completely unrelated.

• They move in opposite directions about 40% of the time.

• They never move in the same direction.

• They always move in the same direction.

What are the two main reasons for buying bonds at record low yields?

• For tax benefits and government incentives.

• For security and as a momentum play.

• For high returns and quick profits.

• For diversification and liquidity.

What has been the trend in both bond yields and stock prices recently?

• Bond yields have been stable while stock prices have been volatile.

• Both have been declining.

• Bond yields have been rising while stock prices have been falling.

• Both have been experiencing a bull market.