ETF Year in Review: Which Fund Brought in the Most Flows?

The video discusses the performance of ETFs in 2021, highlighting significant inflows in the equity space, particularly in the SPY S&P 500 ETF. The real estate sector saw unexpected inflows, driven by low interest rates and yield-seeking investors. In the fixed income space, Bill Gross's departure led to notable inflows into certain ETFs. Internationally, India and Russia attracted investments despite economic challenges, with investors optimistic about future growth.

What was the primary reason for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF's significant cash inflows?

• A decline in the S&P 500 levels

• All-time highs in the S&P 500 levels

• A decrease in investor interest

• A rise in interest rates

Which sector surprisingly attracted the most investment, and why?

• Energy, due to rising oil prices

• Real estate, due to low interest rates

• Healthcare, due to aging population

• Technology, due to innovation

How did Bill Gross's departure impact the fixed income ETF space?

• It resulted in increased inflows to certain ETFs

• It caused a rise in interest rates

• It led to a decrease in ETF inflows

• It had no significant impact

What was a key factor for the increased investment in India?

• The election of a new pro-capitalist Prime Minister

• A decline in the Indian economy

• A rise in oil prices

• A decrease in foreign investor interest

Why did some investors choose to invest in Russia despite economic challenges?

• They wanted to diversify into stable markets

• They anticipated a rise in oil prices

• They were looking to pick a bottom

• They expected the economy to worsen