ETF flows, the day's summary

Which funds are counted; its fields are described below.

The ten securities with the largest net additions in dollars on date, the securities in not_ranked left out; a row is described below.

The ten with the largest net reductions in dollars.

The ten largest net additions in percent of the shares the funds held before.

The ten largest net reductions in percent.

The ten largest net additions beyond the funds' own growth, in dollars: rebalancing and index changes rather than the creations of the funds' shares.

The ten largest net reductions beyond the funds' own growth.

Securities that entered or exited two or more funds tracking the same index on the same close, in the last 20 trading days, newest first; described below.

Mergers, spin-offs, takeovers, splits and uniform changes the files show in the last 20 trading days, newest first: no trades, so the lines a merger, a spin-off or a split moved are left out of the sums. Described below.

The securities moved on date that the six lists leave out, each with its reason: converted (both securities of a merger paid in shares), acquired_or_delisted, distribution, split or uniform_change (within three closes of a corporate action, or on a close where a line of theirs is left out for one), or fund_shares (the shares of a fund the site covers, held by another fund).

The ten funds whose step to date entered or exited the most lines; described below.

Each close of the last 20, newest first: how many funds have a step to it, whether nine in ten do (complete), how many securities moved, and its five largest net additions and reductions as [ticker, dollars, shares], the securities not ranked left out.

The funds read daily that are not counted on date, each with its reason and its last file: fund_of_funds, whole_fund_counts (a file that counts every share class of a fund with mutual fund classes), no_share_counts, no_file_for_date, restated (a change of keys), no_previous_file or unreadable_file.