Category: ETF, Hedge & Mutual Funds
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Investor Independence via ETFs — Part 4
In the previous article, I stated that some investors ought to consider an all-ETF portfolio rather than continuing to invest in mutual funds, where 80% of you are falling behind the market averages due to under-performing portfolio managers and the high fees they charge. Depending on your risk profile, I believe that large-cap, blue-chip equity…
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Investor Independence via ETFs — Part 3
A mere blip on the radar screen compared to the ubiquitous presence of mutual funds and hedge funds, I hold the view it will be just a matter of time before Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) gain the upper hand. Investors buy mutual funds for the simple reason they are sold, and rather than buying securities…
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Investor Independence Via ETFs – Part 2
You will see in the Trader Wizard pages that I strongly recommend Exchange Traded Funds (ETF). ETFs are investment funds designed to track a market index and whose units are traded on an exchange pretty much like shares of listed companies. I even believe that most investors, including professional and sophisticated investors, could be very…
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The road to investor independence is paved with ETF’S – Part 1
If you don’t have the time to watch your portfolio closely but also don’t want a financial advisor, you should consider Exchange Traded Funds (ETF). ETFs will allow you to enjoy the markets while fully invested in a conservative, low-cost, buy-and-hold portfolio. They are vastly preferable to investing in mutual funds. Whether you are a…