In the Margins
Investors in U.S. mutual funds and those in U.S. exchange-traded funds are sending mixed signals about the market's direction. Stock ETFs took in $3.9 billion in the week ended Wednesday, the largest inflow since April, but mutual fund investors pulled another $4.7 billion from stock funds in the same time period, their 12th straight week of cash withdrawals. Read the original story from Reuters.
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