How do you track ETF flows?

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In short
  • As of Nov 9, 2026, the flows pages track 2,359 ETFs with a one-month reading, a net $92.0 billion over 21 trading days, ranked by fund, category and issuer.

In plain words

Flows are net new money in or out of each fund. Pick the window first: a day, week, month, three months or year. A short window shows what is moving now; a long one shows trends.

ETFIQ ranks funds, categories and issuers for each window. Over the last 21 trading days, funds with a reading took in $92.0 billion net: stocks $47.6 billion and bonds $24.7 billion. A flow as a share of starting assets shows who grew fastest. Coverage is 58% of net assets for the month, and a one-day flow of 90% or more of a fund’s assets is held out until a second source agrees.

Questions

Which window do I use?

A week or month for what is moving now, three months or more for trends.

What is a flow as a share of assets?

The net flow divided by the fund’s assets at the start of the window.

Where are the rankings?

On the flows pages.

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