ETF Flows Sift From Fed to Fear of Collapsing Stocks

The video discusses significant shifts in investment strategies, highlighting a move from Fed-proofing to stock-proofing portfolios. It examines the rise of ultra-short and short S&P 500 leverage ETFs, the role of gold as a crisis hedge, and the popularity of low volatility ETFs. Additionally, it explores trends in bond markets, noting a rebalance towards aggregate bond ETFs as investors seek to mitigate risks amid market uncertainties.

What does the term 'rebalance' refer to in the context of portfolio management as discussed in the text?

In what ways have investors shifted their focus from stocks to bonds according to the discussion?