Why the Fed Decided to Step Into the ETF Market

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's unprecedented step to buy ETFs to support the corporate bond market amid market stress. The Fed's intervention aims to stabilize the market by using ETFs to represent investment-grade bonds. This move has led to a significant market pivot, with funds like LSD seeing increased bids and reduced discounts. The discussion also covers the sustainability of these changes, considering recent massive fund redemptions and potential stabilization in the investment-grade fund space.

How has the Fed's intervention affected the trading of funds like LSD?

What potential challenges does the corporate credit market face following the Fed's actions?