ETFs

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a bundle of stock equities. It is a low-cost way for investors to own a basket of companies that they can trade like a single stock. ETFs provide diversification, low expense ratios and tax efficiency of index funds, while still maintaining all the features of ordinary stock. The first ETFs were established in 1989 and have grown to over $600 billion in assets.
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