Though fixed income funds haven’t grown like equities, year-to-date total money to bond and balanced funds is north of $250 billion.

Redemptions are happening in gold, real estate and utilities as nearly everyone anticipates the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise its rate.

U.S. equity funds continue to lose money as Trump policies look less like a reality.

Brazilian equity funds lead the way during new political turmoil.

Monetary and fiscal policy in the U.S. coupled with a turn in Europe’s populist tide kept markets calm.

As equity markets continue setting new highs, corporate insiders sold off $9.6 billion worth of stock in May, the highest level of insider selling in six years.

Investors are pivoting away from U.S. and toward global equity funds, which took in $26.7 billion in May. European equity inflows are near a two-year high.

But people will talk of a “dovish” hike, as uncertainty and pessimism, as well as continued Trump administration tumult, threaten to temper growth expectations.

Supply and demand data for U.S. equities shows that stock prices should push higher into June.

Factor-based investing strategies have taken the ETF world by storm, with hundreds launched in the equities market. But the best smart beta plays may be in fixed income.