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Fleeing Investors Create Biggest Outflows From Biotech/Health Care In 3 Years B. Of A. Merrill Lynch

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  • I figured as much. If downdraft continues would much appreciate suggestion from you as to when to purchase.

    Regards-
    OJ
  • edited March 2014
    Adding to healthcare, personally. I'll buy a bit more if it goes lower. I have no qualms about owning healthcare/biotech long-term. I think it goes with a desire to focus more on "needs" than "wants", as well as a few other various factors.

    People who can trade in and out of sectors, more power to them, but I just see a lot of positives for health care going forward.
  • I wonder where the outflows are going to. Is there a website that shows this kind of information?
  • edited March 2014

    I wonder where the outflows are going to. Is there a website that shows this kind of information?

    I think the issue becomes a matter of whether or not you want to try and follow the ADD flows of the market, or make longer-term bets on specific sectors.

    Forbes often has notes on largest inflows/outflows (for example: http://www.forbes.com/sites/marketnewsvideo/2014/02/28/etf-inflowsoutflows-xhb-bis-xlk-ucc/), but I'm sure others have better resources that they can share.

  • I wonder where the outflows are going to. Is there a website that shows this kind of information?

    Usually, fund/sector flows arrive too late to be useful to anybody depending on them.
  • to dividend sectors and large tech this week. also, short covering in EM.
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