Source: BURSA | Published: June 2021
ETF is the acronym for an innovative financial product known as Exchange Traded Fund. It is an open-ended investment fund listed and traded on a stock exchange. ETF combines the features of an Index fund and a stock. The liquidity of an ETF reflects the liquidity of the underlying basket of shares.
Generally, there are a few types of ETFs:, including equity ETFs, Leveraged & Inverse ETFs, fixed income ETFs and commodity ETFs. These ETFs consist of baskets of stocks, bonds, futures or commodities based on an index which instantly offers broad diversification and avert the risk involved in owning stock of a single company.
With units in an ETF, investors can gain exposure to a geographical region, market, industry or sector, commodity such as gold or oil or even a specific investment style such as growth or value. To determine the exposure, investors will need to look at its underlying benchmark or the assets held in the ETF.
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