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Just noticed some interesting ETF inflow activity this week. The Schwab Short-Term Treasury ETF (SCHO) saw massive inflows with about 24.5 million new units added - that's a solid 5.1% week-over-week jump. Pretty significant capital flowing into short-term treasuries right now. But here's what caught my eye - RCLY ETF actually had the biggest percentage move. Only added 50K units but that represented a 40% increase in outstanding shares. So while SCHO dominated in absolute inflows, RCLY showed the more dramatic percentage gain. Interesting to see where capital is rotating lately. The ETF inflow patterns can tell you a lot about where institutional money is moving these days.