coming up, ken anadu joins us next with his findings. and, one etf that caught our attention, the total bond market etf. it took in almost $400 million last week. february 2018 during a spark in volatility. you can catch that chart and all of the other charts we feature on the bloomberg at gtf go. this is "etf iq." ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." time for the etf lifecycle, where we take you through the three main stages of etf's. we always begin with a filing. the columbia research enhanced core etf will use a multifactor approach of quality, value, growth, and investment. -- and momentum. step two is the launch. etf isbal infrastructure now trading, uses a multifactor process such as energy, transportation, and materials that fit with the infrastructure theme. and, the final stage, liquidation. goodbye to a fund that is near to our hearts, the etf industry exposure and financial etf. it targeted etf issuers, exchanges, custodians, and index providers. it beat the financial sector since its launch, but investors never bough

ken anadu, thank you so much for joining us and giving us your take on that report. thank you for having me. scarlet: coming up, we look at two cash cow etf's that seek out companies large and small with high-stakes cash flow yields. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." fly was the first etf to offer exposure to the s&p 500, and others quickly followed. of course long before the birth of spy 26 years ago, investors could trade through future contracts. tim mccord is global head of equity products at the cme group. before we talk to him, eric balchunas will give us the drill down into the cme's newest products on the s&p 500. eric: thank you. spy, which we do not need to drill down into, this is unusual drill down, because normally we are looking at this as compared to a mutual fund. it is .095 basis points. it is a cheap way to get s&p 500. most people view this like that, but there is a different set of investors that will look at this number. the trading volume. it trades 76 million shares a day. that's about $26 billion a day. they will