Harry Whitton of Old Mission and Dave Nadig of ETF Trends and ETF Database flag the trends they see dominating the ETF space in the new year. With CNBC’s Bob Pisani. Watch the full segment here.
2020 was a year that forced market participants across the spectrum to adapt and react. While this demonstrated yet again the strength of the global markets, I suspect we’ll ultimately look back and see it as a catalyst event given the time, effort and resource firms invested in their futures.
What were the trends in market structure and electronic trading this past year, and where are they headed? This edition of Forecast 2021 introduces movers and shakers in the market structure and trading space who offer their outlook for what’s next for the industry.
Harry Whitton of Old Mission and Todd Rosenbluth of CFRA Research join CNBC’s Bob Pisani to break down the biggest inflows ETFs are seeing right now and what themes may emerge for the market in 2021. Watch the full segment here.
S&P Dow Jones Indices said it will add Tesla Inc.’s full weight to the S&P 500 all at once in December, shedding more light on a mammoth addition that has captivated investors across Wall Street. “There will be less aggregate market impact if it’s broken down into tranches by S&P,” said Patrick Nichols, a partner at trading firm Old Mission Holdings, ahead of the decision.