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You know what I say. Our fund is zero in a zero. The trend for

The trend for ETF prices has been lower fees.

Now, after a decade of falling prices, those fees are approaching zero.

Let's bring in an expert to help us unpack this.

Eric Balchunis is senior ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, who writes about funds and

ETFs for years.

Eric, what's going on here with fees?

Are they going to zero?

Well, they have been for a while.

There's already a couple zero-fee ETFs out there.

They are from companies that aren't as popular as a Schwab or a State Street.

So I think once you get below five basis points, you get to this realm of like super

dirt cheap where people don't really care. Are you three or four? Are you two or three? You know,

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