Being relatively low cost funds at 0.15%-0.25% bps in terms of their expense ratios, it is safe to say that the buy and hold crowd have embraced and held these funds over time.
Other growing funds in the expanding category include HYD (Market Vectors High Yield Municipal, Expense Ratio 0.35%), SUB (iShares S&P Short Term National Muni Bond, Expense Ratio 0.25%), and BAB (PowerShares Build America Bond, Expense Ratio 0.35%) to name just a few as well as several more offerings from Market Vectors, PowerShares, iShares, SPDRs, and PIMCO for example and a general lack of presence in this ETF space from Vanguard and Schwab.
iShares National AMT-Free Muni Bond ETF
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