This is really not the case with RLY (and QAI for that matter), as both have bid/ask spreads that are only a few cents wide typically, with ample screen liquidity in most cases as well available, at least to the extent that most investors will not take issue with the consideration of making larger allocations to the funds. RLY has had a hard time in the short term, down three straight sessions and nearing its 200 day MA for the first time in recent recollection.
SPDR SSgA Multi-Asset Real Return ETF
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