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Investors Jump Into Risky ETFs to Supersize Bets Amid Market Turmoil

Investors are plowing record amounts of cash into risky funds that turbocharge investment bets durin

Investors Jump Into Risky ETFs to Supersize Bets Amid Market Turmoil

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