Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are changing the landscape of investing. For decades, investors had to make a choice between the flexibility of stocks and the convenience of mutual funds. With the introduction of ETFs, you no longer have to compromise. That’s why I call ETFs “Mutual Funds for the 21st Century”.
In my new 14-page special report “The Power of ETFs: 8 Key Advantages of ETFs” you will learn the basics of ETF investing, what these funds can do for you, and why I think they are often superior to other investment instruments.
You are probably familiar with mutual funds. They’ve been around for decades and are the cornerstone of nearly every 401k plan. The key advantage of mutual funds is convenience. With a single transaction, an investor can buy a portfolio containing dozens or even hundreds of stocks, bonds and/or other securities.
However, the value of each mutual fund share is calculated only once per day – and it’s at the end of the day after the market closes. This end-of-day value is the price used for all purchases and sales. And in the biggest quirk of all, you must place your order before the end of the day – not knowing what the price will be.
With ETFs, that is no longer the case. My new special report will take away the mysteries of these new investment vehicles and fully explain the eight key advantages that ETFs have over your other investment choices. Get your copy here.
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