Leveraged ETF market-on-close buying has fallen sharply, dropping to $7.5 billion from the $25 billion-$30 billion often seen on comparable days three months ago. Andy Constan says the shift points to far weaker late-session flow support.
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Leveraged ETF market-on-close buying has fallen sharply, dropping to $7.5 billion from the $25 billion-$30 billion often seen on comparable days three months ago. Andy Constan says the shift points to far weaker late-session flow support.
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