Dave Abner
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Dave Abner
@dabner
Head of ETFs & MFs @ NTAM. Leading advisor in the ETF and Crypto spaces. Financial Ind. Disciple. Author of The ETF Handbook and The Visual Guide to ETFs.
New York, USA Katılım Temmuz 2008
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Here's the since inception returns (if this were an active MF back in day this manager would be on cover of WSJ a la Mark Mobius hailed but it's an ETF that tracks an index so less attn but it is absolutely taking active bets). And you can listen to ep here: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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ADDITION BY SUBTRACTION: What happens when you take the MSCI EM Index and start kicking out autocratic countries with low freedom scores (eg China, Russia) and use that excess budget to load up on freer countries? You crush the benchmark. $FRDM is beating $EEM by double since launch and 3x in past year. ETF tripled to $2.6b this year. We spoke with PM @Perth_Tolle about it on the latest episode of Trillions. Check it out in link in the next tweet OR on Spotify et al.

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Who really makes the ETF market?
Nicholas Phillips breaks down the misunderstood role of Authorized Participants and the true risk takers behind ETF liquidity.
👉Read here: etfcentral.com/news/the-etf-m…

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@JSeyff Alex, I’ll take ‘Things You Tweet on Saturday Night at a Bachelor Party in AC’ for $400
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@NateGeraci Closed end funds narrow to flat upon conversion. Textbook.
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@NateGeraci End of month would be an unreasonably long delay for no reason!
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@teddyfuse It’s like watching Death of a Bitcoin Salesman in Slow Motion!
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Phenomenal long-read on attention, defensive ignorance and learning to literally see more. Cognition and awareness are even more trainable than the rest of our bodies yet few folks work at it like gym rats. Cc: @tomowenmorgan @Barry_Ritholtz
Maria Popova@themarginalian
"Right now, you are missing the vast majority of what is happening around you." A cognitive scientist's field guide to the art of looking themarginalian.org/2013/08/12/on-…
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@biancoresearch I think there is a lot of movement going on, changing of positioning for safety/compliance concerns. However, it’s also consolidating at a higher base than ever before, and ETF existence probably creates some base level of buying, dampening volatility.
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All the Spot BTC ETFs just finished a record 19-day streak of inflows, seeing ~$4 billion of new money (orange box below). This includes the second-largest daily inflow of $887 million last week (June 4).
During this streak, BTC's price went from $66.9k on May 17 to $66.9k now.
In other words, a record daily streak of $4 billion of new money and no upward movement in price?
Why? Two possible answers.
1. We all have it wrong. Despite all the record inflows and talk of TradFi adoption, these are really tiny numbers that just don't matter enough to move the price needle.
2. These record inflows should matter, but there is an offset. Money is moving from on-chain to the Spot BTC ETF, and really, very little new money is coming in. It's just a bunch of swapping around.
Which do you subscribe to? Or a third option? Remember the question: Why is the BTC price not responding to the record Spot ETF inflows?
The record BTC high was March 13 at $73k.

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@sashahodler It’s a good theory, if it weren’t completely wrong. There are plenty of ETFs that are created with borrowed assets, it doesn’t cause a problem with the market, it’s just how things work. It has nothing to do with re-hypothecation, that’s just a big confusing word. @NateGeraci
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@FrankMakrides @EricBalchunas @BlackRock @Fidelity @jpmorgan @SECGov This can’t be a serious question at this stage of ETFs, right?
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@EricBalchunas can you please explain to me how we have had record amounts of fund flows into the $BTC ETFs and we are still range bound? It seems to me that @BlackRock @Fidelity & their market makers @jpmorgan should show us exactly what they're doing with their funds - @SECGov
GIF
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More re: potential spot eth ETF launch timing…
SEC Chair Gensler says it depends on how quickly issuers respond to SEC queries.
Never know, but doesn’t sound like SEC trying to unnecessarily delay anything here.
via @hannahdlang @ChrisPrentice


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@DaveNadig @DavidDziekanski @Todd_Sohn Maybe instead of worrying just be prepared for most eventualities. And then go about life.
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I know folks run this chart all the time (concentration) - like this from @Todd_Sohn today - and everyone always says not to worry about it. When do we worry? When top 5 are 40%? 50%?

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