A recent decision by the Securities and Exchange Commission to begin allowing fund companies to create ETF shares classes of traditional mutual funds is expected to lead to a flood of new ETFs on the market, but State Street's fund management arm, State Street Investment Management, has other ideas. The ETF giant, which manages roughly to $1.7 trillion in its SPDRs ETF family — including the oldest and most-widely traded S&P 500 exchange-traded fund, SPY, and the biggest gold ETF, GLD — sees the SEC greenli ...

Core Insights - The S&P 500 showed a cautious close after a strong opening, indicating potential selling pressure from institutions [1][2] - Earnings reports, particularly from Netflix, are anticipated to influence market sentiment moving forward [2] Market Performance - The S&P 500 continued to rise initially but faced setbacks as market breadth varied across sectors like QQQ, XLF, and HYG [1] - The closing bell saw stocks losing traction, with the ES low of 6,780s acting as a significant resistance level [1] Earnings Impact - The upcoming earnings report from Netflix is viewed as a potential catalyst for market movement, especially after a lackluster performance in the previous session [2] Communication Channels - The company emphasizes the importance of staying updated through various platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, and YouTube for real-time analytics and trading signals [4][5][8]

Group 1 - Bitcoin has experienced a strong performance recently, reaching record highs alongside gold, indicating positive momentum in the cryptocurrency market [1] - The financial sector has seen a stellar quarter for M&A and IPO activity, suggesting that banks are likely to benefit from this trend [1] - Anticipated rate cuts are expected to support loan growth, further enhancing the financial industry's outlook [1] Group 2 - Mosaic is highlighted as a company to watch, with indications of a multi-month breakout in its performance [2]

ETF Market Overview - ETF market net inflows have topped $923 billion this year, on track for another trillion dollar year [1][2] - ETFs are popular due to transparency, tax efficiency, and surpassing other investment vehicles [2] Top ETF Inflows - Top ETF inflows included VGT (Vanguard Information Technology Index Fund), GLD (a gold ETF), and XLF [3] - Investors are interested in gold and technology [4] Crossmark Investments' ETFs - Crossmark launched two ETFs two months ago: large cap growth (CLCG) and large cap value (CLCV) [5] - Investors are moving money from SMAs and mutual funds into ETFs [6] CLCG (Crossmark Large Growth ETF) - CLCG invests in growth stocks with reasonable valuations (price to free cash flow) and high returns on equity profitability [8] - Holdings include some of the "mag seven" and financial stocks [9] CLCV (Crossmark Large Value ETF) - CLCV provides exposure to value stocks, particularly financials, banks, and financial service companies [10][11] - Banks are considered cheap relative to the market, benefiting from deregulation [11] Investment Strategy - A balanced portfolio is recommended, and investors should consider the value ETF to complement overweight growth positions [10][12] - Some investors are allocating 50% to each of the growth and value ETFs [13] - Value is cheap relative to growth, offering a risk-reward opportunity [13]

Hello and welcome to CNBC. com. I'm Frank Holland, anchor of Worldwide Exchange.Today we're joined by Bob D of Crossmark Investments to talk the current ETF market net inflows this year, topping $923 billion, putting us on track for another trillion dollar year. Bob, thanks for joining us. >> My privilege.>> All right. Uh on track for another trillion dollar year, $923 billion plus where we sit right now at the start of Q4. What does that tell you about investors appetites for ETFs and how they're investing ...