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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.
Like individual stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer multiple metrics to evaluate their investment appeal. Beyond portfolio composition and strategy, investors consider expense ratios, assets under management (AUM), trading volume, net asset value (NAV), dividend yields, and more.
Often overlooked is fund flow—the net amount of money moving into or out of an ETF over a given period. Although fund flows reflect market sentiment more than fund fundamentals, they offer valuable insight into which ETFs are gaining or losing favor.
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Below, we highlight three ETFs with significant inflows over the past month—exploring why they've drawn investor interest and whether they warrant a closer look.
iShares U.S. Equity Factor Rotation Active ETF (DYNF): Multi-Factor Active Strategy Attracts Cash
iShares U.S. Equity Factor Rotation Active ETF (NYSEARCA: DYNF) saw inflows jump to nearly $608 million in August—over four times July 2025's total. The ETF employs a factor-rotation model emphasizing quality, value, size, low volatility, and momentum to target outperformance in the large- and mid-cap U.S. market segments.
Despite its complex, actively managed approach, DYNF maintains a modest expense ratio of 0.27%. The portfolio of roughly 120 stocks is weighted toward information technology and financials—which together exceed half its holdings—but includes exposure across other sectors as well.
Investors may view this multi-pronged strategy as well suited to navigate ongoing economic uncertainty heading into the second half of 2025. Indeed, DYNF has delivered nearly 13% year-to-date, outpacing the S&P 500's 11% gain.
Capital Group Municipal High-Income ETF (CGHM): A Bond Refuge Amid Economic Concerns
Capital Group Municipal High-Income ETF (NYSEARCA: CGHM) attracted roughly $1.9 billion in August inflows—jumping from under $8 million in July. CGHM pursues tax-exempt income by investing in high-yield, lower-rated municipal bonds rarely accessible to retail investors.
This surge could signal growing caution about the economy, as investors steer clear of equities altogether. Nevertheless, CGHM is still relatively niche, with AUM just under $2.1 billion. It's also young—launched in June 2024—and some investors avoid ETFs that haven't yet surpassed their one-year anniversary.
With an expense ratio of 0.34%, CGHM is also actively managed and costlier than DYNF. To date in 2025, it has returned -0.6%, reflecting its income-oriented strategy, yet it delivers a solid 3.79% dividend yield.
VictoryShares International Free Cash Flow Growth ETF (GRIN): Fresh International Cash Flow Focus
VictoryShares International Free Cash Flow Growth ETF (NASDAQ: GRIN) drew over $2 billion in August inflows, up from just $121 million in July 2025. GRIN focuses on large-cap growth companies abroad with robust prospects for generating free cash flow.
Free cash flow measures a company's liquidity after capital expenditures and often indicates financial health and growth potential.
International ETFs have gained traction as investors shift away from a volatile U.S. market, making GRIN a logical target for new capital.
Its portfolio includes just over 100 companies in developed markets, ensuring a curated roster of high-performing names. Whether this strategy will succeed is still uncertain—GRIN launched in late June and is very young. Its 0.56% expense ratio is the highest here but may be justified if international markets continue to outperform.
These three ETFs—spanning factor rotation, tax-exempt municipals, and international free cash flow—have each attracted significant investor capital recently. While their strategies differ, rising fund flows signal growing enthusiasm for their unique approaches, making them noteworthy options to watch.
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