ETFs: 'America First' Strategy, Banks Halt ETN Creations

The video discusses recent developments in the ETF market, focusing on the halting of share creations by Credit Suisse and Barclays for certain oil ETNs. This move affects arbitrage opportunities and has significant implications for retail investors, particularly those trading UWTI. The video advises investors to sell shares before delisting to avoid potential losses. Additionally, it covers the market's bullish reaction to Donald Trump's election, highlighting significant inflows into U.S. stocks and specific sectors like financials and industrials.

What is the primary consequence of halting new share creations for the oil ETNs discussed?

• It prevents arbitrage opportunities.

• It enhances investor confidence.

• It increases the number of shares available.

• It lowers the trading volume.

What should retail investors do when they hear about an ETN delisting?

• Ignore the delisting notice.

• Hold onto their shares indefinitely.

• Sell their shares before delisting.

• Buy more shares immediately.

Which bank is associated with the abrupt changes in ETN dynamics?

• JP Morgan

• Barclays

• Goldman Sachs

• Credit Suisse

What was the unexpected market reaction following Donald Trump's election?

• A decrease in ETF inflows

• A surge in U.S. stock investments

• An increase in gold and bonds

• A decline in U.S. stocks

Which sectors saw significant ETF inflows after Trump's election?

• Technology and healthcare

• Financials and industrials

• Real estate and energy

• Consumer goods and utilities