It's easier to know what is in ETF's, for an investor wanting to learn about and track sectors or who does not want to put money into certain things. I read this with great interest.
Is this the history of ETF's, that wealthy people needed diversity, liquidity, and the ability to put buy-points and stop-points in? Or was it more about knowing what's there?
I'm curious about the origins of ETF's. How fast do you think they will grow in market share relative to mutual funds?
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It's easier to know what is in ETF's, for an investor wanting to learn about and track sectors or who does not want to put money into certain things. I read this with great interest.
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Is this the history of ETF's, that wealthy people needed diversity, liquidity, and the ability to put buy-points and stop-points in? Or was it more about knowing what's there?
I'm curious about the origins of ETF's. How fast do you think they will grow in market share relative to mutual funds?