John Spence reports that the Nasdaq Stock Market and UK-based index provider FTSE Group have created four indexes to track Nasdaq stocks, and ETF providers are planning to use the indexes for new ETFs. But stock-exchange-based index ETFs, such as the Nasdaq 100 (ticker: QQQQ), might be fine for day traders but they're lousy for long-term investors. Here's why.
Stock-exchange based ETFs are a bad idea (QQQQ)
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