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.