Which ETFs Gained the Most Inflows in 2016?

The video discusses the significant flows into US ETFs since the election, highlighting the dominance of equity-focused ETFs. It examines the top ETF issuers, including iShares, Vanguard, State Street, and Schwab, and the impact of fees on investment choices. The role of robo-advisors like Betterment and Wealthfront is explored, noting their preference for low-cost ETFs and their rapid growth. The video concludes with insights into market trends and the potential for increased use of robo-advisors.

What has been the trend in ETF inflows since the beginning of the year?

• No change in ETF inflows

• A significant outflow from equity-focused ETFs

• A major inflow into equity-focused ETFs

• A shift towards high-cost ETFs

Which ETF issuer has the lowest asset-weighted expense ratio?

• iShares

• State Street

• Schwab

• Vanguard

How do lower-cost ETFs compare to higher-cost ones in terms of inflows?

• They attract fewer inflows

• They are not affected by cost

• They attract more inflows

• They have the same inflows

What is a key characteristic of robo-advisors?

• They are fully automated

• They require a physical advisor

• They focus on high-cost ETFs

• They have higher fees

Which robo-advisor has shown rapid growth in assets?

• State Street

• Vanguard

• Schwab

• Betterment