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Is Fund Flow Hype Real? 3 ETFs With Big Inflows in the Last Month
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 9/2/2025.
Key Points
- One often-overlooked measure of an ETF's value as an investment is fund flows, the amount of money investors collectively put into or remove from that fund over time.
- Funds with strong inflows are popular among investors and may warrant further investigation.
- Three such funds with significant increases in inflows in the last month are DYNF, CGHM, and GRIN.
As with individual stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are evaluated on a variety of metrics—expense ratio, assets under management (AUM), trading volume, net asset value (NAV), dividend yield, and more. One metric that sometimes flies under the radar is fund flows, the net amount investors pour into or pull from an ETF over a given period. While fund flows reflect market sentiment more than an ETF's fundamentals, they can reveal which funds are gaining favor or falling out of favor.
Below, we highlight three ETFs that have seen sharply rising inflows in the past month. What's driving investor interest, and do these funds merit closer scrutiny?
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The iShares U.S. Equity Factor Rotation Active ETF (NYSEARCA: DYNF) drew nearly $608 million in August 2025 inflows—more than four times what it received in July. DYNF uses an active factor-rotation model that emphasizes quality, value, size, low volatility and momentum to target outperformance in U.S. large- and mid-cap stocks.
Despite its sophisticated approach, DYNF's expense ratio remains a modest 0.27%. The portfolio of roughly 120 names tilts toward information technology and financials—together comprising over half of its holdings—while maintaining exposure to other key sectors.
Given lingering economic uncertainty, investors may view DYNF's dynamic, multi-factor framework as well equipped to navigate market swings. Year-to-date through August, DYNF has returned almost 13%, outpacing the S&P 500's 11% gain.
Capital Group Muni High-Income ETF Signals Flight to Safety
The Capital Group Municipal High-Income ETF (NYSEARCA: CGHM) attracted about $1.9 billion in August, up sharply from under $8 million in July. CGHM seeks tax-exempt income by investing in high-yield, lower-rated municipal bonds that are typically less accessible to retail investors.
This surge may reflect growing caution among market participants, who are shifting away from equities and toward bond-based income. Although CGHM remains relatively small—with just under $2.1 billion in AUM—and launched in June 2024, it offers a 3.79% dividend yield. Its active management carries a 0.34% expense ratio; while the fund's year-to-date return of –0.6% underlines its income focus, the steady yield has resonated amid volatility.
New International Free-Cash-Flow ETF Sees Explosive Inflows
The VictoryShares International Free Cash Flow Growth ETF (NASDAQ: GRIN) recorded over $2 billion in August 2025 inflows after just $121 million in July. GRIN targets large-cap companies in developed markets with strong free-cash-flow growth potential—a key indicator of financial health and sustainable expansion.
This selective approach sets GRIN apart as investors seeking global diversification pivot from U.S. equities. Its portfolio of around 100 high-quality firms balances growth orientation with disciplined stock selection. Launched in late June, GRIN carries a 0.56% expense ratio—the highest among the three ETFs—but if international markets maintain their upward momentum, investors may find the cost justified.
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