ETF Investment Strategy

Smart Strategy

With over 200 ETF products available in North American market, investors are facing the same problem while making an investment choice on stocks and mutual funds: which one should I buy?

The answer is the same old sentence you were told many times: it depends on your own objectives and goals.

Who are they for

ETF is more suitable for investors with long-term goals. History proves that equity market is always going up over the long run. As a direct exposure to the market, ETF will well meet your objective in the long run.

ETF is suitable for buy-and-hold strategy. Unlike mutual funds, frequent buy and sell ETFs will cost you a lot of in commission, and eventually bite your return.

ETF can help you to build a diversified portfolio, which you may not be able to do in local market. You can simply buy ETFs on Australia Bond, or Japanese stock market, instead of opening your brokerage account in Australia or Japan.

ETF is also fit for your RRSP strategy, as all iShares Canada ETF products are eligible for RRSP contribution.

ETF Options

Use ETF and option to hedge the risk and speculate the ups and downs.

 

About Us | Site Map | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | ©2008-2018 Factofmoney.com