"U.S. exchange-traded funds attracted some $73 billion in the first half of 2013, a few billion less than last year's record-breaking pace. Not bad in the wake of a June selloff sparked by the Federal Reserve's talk of tapering its bond buying. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's little performance contributed to $11 billion in ETF outflows, the worst month since January 2010.
The five statistics below tell the tale of the biggest trends in ETF Land over the past six months -- and what to keep an eye on in the next six."
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