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What is an ETF?
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a basket of securities that trade on an exchange. ETFs offer investors an important option for simple, low-cost diversification.
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A multifactor ETF investing approach for mid cap stocks
A multifactor investing approach in an ETF structure may make sense for mid cap stocks due to their unique characteristics, opportunities and challenges.
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Strategic beta and ETFs
Investors have been drawn to strategic beta’s cost, style purity, tax efficiency, transparency, and potential trading advantages – particularly when embedded within an exchange-traded fund (ETF).
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Don’t Fall Prey to the Dividend Trap
As the spotlight grows on dividend-paying companies, it is important that investors not simply choose the highest dividend yields available but also make sure they are investing in a high-quality source for that dividend. As in all things, quality matters.
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Market volatility and ETF trading tips
ETF investors can better navigate volatile markets by keeping a few basic principles in mind, including resisting the urge to panic-sell.
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ETF strategy for long-term investors: focus on portfolio construction, not factor timing
Multifactor ETFs help diversify core US equity portfolios and help investors keep a long-term perspective.
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Getting started in multifactor ETF due diligence
Multifactor ETF due diligence involves a combination of techniques used to evaluate active managers and passive index-based ETFs.
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How ETF shares are created and redeemed
The creation and redemption process used by exchange-traded funds contributes to many of their advantages such as low fees, liquidity and ETF tax efficiency.
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Using the profitability factor in multifactor investing
Adding profitability to other factors such as size and value in multifactor ETFs may improve risk-adjusted returns and overall portfolio diversification.
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