According to @EricBalchunas, a new Charles Schwab survey of 2,000 investors shows ETFs are attracting assets from multiple funding pools, including direct indexing, highlighting broad inflow channels for the ETF wrapper (source: Eric Balchunas; Charles Schwab investor survey). @EricBalchunas added that the survey was highly optimistic, with most respondents planning to increase ETF usage, indicating a strong pipeline of demand for ETF products among retail and advised segments (source: Eric Balchunas; Charles Schwab investor survey). He also noted that while direct indexing was expected to disrupt ETFs, current responses suggest ETFs are instead pulling assets from direct indexing, reinforcing the resilience of the ETF structure in portfolio construction (source: Eric Balchunas; Charles Schwab investor survey).

According to Compounding Quality on Twitter, a curated list of 100 quality stocks has been made available for investors, providing a resource for identifying established equities with robust financials and growth records (source: Compounding Quality, May 25, 2025). Traders should note that increased investor interest in such high-quality equity assets may lead to capital rotation away from riskier assets like cryptocurrencies, potentially impacting short-term crypto market liquidity and volatility. Monitoring fund flows between equities and digital assets is recommended for timely trading decisions.