My favorite ETF reads over the past week, along with my ETF tweet and chart of the week!
(Note: This week’s ETF Buzz unintentionally features a cornucopia of bitcoin ETF-related articles. Hope everyone is enjoying the holiday weekend!)
The Problems With the World’s Biggest Bitcoin Fund by Bobby Blue
“This process isn’t as seamless as ETFs’ creation/redemption mechanism and can lead to periods where there are too many/too few shares available to the market.”
Public comment period ends for New York ETF debt rule by Kathie O’Donnell
“For insurers evaluating whether to own bond ETFs, this could be a very significant event in moving the needle.”
Introducing The ETFinTwit 50 by ETF Trends
“Financial Twitter is a hub of some of the best experts, minds, thought leaders, and influencers in the field.”
Bitcoin Spot Vs Futures ETF Debate by Sumit Roy
“I think it’s too soon to count the futures-based ETFs out.”
When Will the SEC Approve a Spot Bitcoin ETF? by Ben Strack
“Every day brings us closer to the inevitable eventual approval of a spot bitcoin ETF. Nothing from the VanEck disapproval or other recent action changes this.”
ETF Tweet of the Week: The tax efficiency of stock ETFs, Exhibit A…
Not surprising: S&P 500 Index tracking ETFs are more tax efficient than MFs
Surprising: the magnitude pic.twitter.com/9ZQdI9EUy3
— Daniel Sotiroff (@DanielSotiroff) November 23, 2021
ETF Chart of the Week: “The World’s Cheapest ETF Portfolio”, now with a weighted average fee of less than .03%!
Source: Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas
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