Sentences with phrase «etfs gain exposure»

It's how ETFs gain exposure to the market, and is the «secret sauce» that allows ETFs to be less expensive, more transparent and more tax efficient than traditional mutual funds.

As an alternative to investing directly in various assets like stocks or bonds, some ETFs gain exposure to the performance of those assets primarily through the use of derivatives like forwards and futures.

Not exact matches

CNBC's Seema Mody reports on how bitcoin - related ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to blockchain.

«We believe large institutional investors globally use this ETF as a way to quickly gain exposure to Bitcoin,» Lee said.

The PowerShares Nasdaq Internet Portfolio (NYSEArca: PNQI) was listed as an alternative to FDN, as the ETF offers substantial exposure to Amazon, and has gained close to 13 percent over the past six months as a result, the Benzinga article said.

ProShares has rolled out the first bond ETF that focuses solely on S&P 500 issuers to help investors gain exposure to some...

Indeed, 97 % of institutions in the study said increased difficulties in bond liquidity have forced them to consider other vehicles, such as ETFs or derivatives, instead of individual bonds to gain exposure.

But in the west, investors prefer to gain exposure to the yellow metal via ETF's that may or may not represent physical gold.

I also like the fact that capital gains tax exposure is minimized with ETFs, thanks to the way they are redeemed, along with the passive way they are managed, resulting in minimal turnover.

To gain exposure to health care or biotech companies, investors may want to take a look at the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) or the iShares U.S. Healthcare ETF (IYH).

Investors nervous about holding Apple's stock directly can gain controlled exposure to the Cupertino, Calif. - based maker of iPads and iPhones by choosing the ETF that fits their comfort level, according to an article published on Forbes.

Investing in funds, like exchange - traded funds (ETFs) is a relatively low cost way to gain exposure to hundreds of different stocks at once.

An ETF product based on the DR indexes would enable China - based investors to gain exposure to foreign - traded equities and to trade them in renminbi on the Shanghai exchange, Roath says.

Instead, I think a well - diversified ETF like the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology Index, or the IBB for short, is the actually best way to gain exposure to this ultra-high growth industry.

There are two ways you can gain exposure to gasoline in the ETF world.

Since this is the only ETF traded on the market at the moment directly tied to gas, many investors use other, more indirect ways to gain exposure to gasoline prices.

First Asset Global Momentum Class ETF (TSX: FGL) The First Asset Global Momentum Class ETF's investment objective is to seek to provide shareholders with long term capital appreciation, through investing the ETF's portfolio to gain exposure to equity securities of companies primarily from developed markets that exhibit strong price and earnings momentum characteristics.

First Asset Global Momentum (CAD hedged) Class ETF (TSX: FGM) The First Asset Global Momentum (CAD hedged) Class ETF's investment objective is to seek to provide shareholders with long term capital appreciation, through investing the ETF's portfolio to gain exposure to equity securities of companies primarily from developed markets that exhibit strong price and earnings momentum characteristics.

First Asset Global Value Class ETF (TSX: FGU) The First Asset Global Value Class ETF's investment objective is to seek to provide shareholders with long term capital appreciation, through investing the ETF's portfolio to gain exposure to equity securities of companies primarily from developed markets that exhibit strong «value» characteristics like low price - to - book ratios and low price - to - cash flow ratios.

Exchange - traded funds, or ETFs, that invest in U.S. Treasury inflation - protected securities, or TIPS, present a very convenient way for investors to gain exposure to fixed - income instruments guaranteed by the U.S. government that are protected against inflation.

These ETFs are well positioned to gain further traction as fund providers tilt exposures by selecting securities based on specific characteristics or fundamentals such as size, value or quality.

In fact, of all of the ETFs in Figure 2, I consider WisdomTree's DLN to have the best potential for capital gains in the years ahead specifically because of its exposure to quality blue chips.

These new passive ETFs will allow investors to gain exposure to a specific region or country at a low, cost - effective fee.

In doing so, an investor can gain exposure to a specific sector of interest, such as healthcare of semiconductors, or a region of interest, such as Brazil, or take a broad market approach by purchasing an index ETF, such as the SPDR S&P 500 ETF.

Elsewhere, ETFs offer a low - cost, tax - aware way to gain exposure to a broad array of asset classes and geographies.

Because ETFs typically try to replicate a particular index, they can provide exceptional diversification for an investor looking to gain exposure to a particular area of the market.

For the self - directed investor seeking diversification and control over their portfolio, ETFs can be a simplified way to gain exposure to broad markets or specific market sectors.

With the advent of ETFs, individual investors now have the ability to gain exposure to this large and tremendously important asset class.

Institutional investors widely use ETFs in their equity portfolios, and not just to gain domestic exposures.

As their popularity grew, other ETFs tracking other cap - weighted indices followed, offering investors an efficient, transparent way to gain broad market exposure in vehicles traded throughout the day.

BlackRock has launched a global equity small cap ETF in response to what it sees as growing investor demand to gain dedicated exposure to developed market small - cap companies.

Proponents claim ETFs that are designed to track capitalization - weighted indexes may offer an efficient way to gain broad market exposure, but Patrick O'Connor, our head of global ETFs, says many investors may not understand exactly what it is they are getting with these vehicles.

There is an ongoing debate about the merits of owning «risky and complicated» futures contracts as compared to owning «simple and convenient» exchange traded funds (ETFs) when you are trying to gain exposure to commodities (or any asset category, for that matter).

«This ETF enables investors to gain exposure to a diversified portfolio of companies that are involved in this cutting - edge innovation.»

These passive ETFs will allow investors to gain exposure to a specific region or country at a low fee.

There are some instances when investing in ETFs makes sense — whether it's gaining maximum exposure to a red - hot sector, gaining access to an entire country's stock market, or simply taking advantage of a bull market.

This India ETF is one way to gain broader exposure.

Depending on your investment goals, ETFs can be used to gain exposure to nearly all types of asset classes.

There is a number of unique and exotic fixed income ETFs in the market, allowing intermediate or advanced investors to gain exposure to specific markets or types of securities.

Now, by simply buying an ETF, fund investors can seek to hedge gains in other style investments with short exposure, or seek to increase the buying power of their investment dollar with magnified exposure.»

With active ETFs, ETMFs, and «ETFs» tracking indices by providers you've never heard of and «ETFs» with indices calculated by smaller players who may or may not be here tomorrow, it's getting scary out there for anyone seeking to gain some type of reliable beta exposure.

(TheStreet.com: Jul 29, 2013) TheStreet.com features ProShares Liquid Private Equity ETF (PEX) as one of a few exchange traded products that provide exposure to private equity, an asset class that until recently has been difficult for retail investors to gain access to.

In one single transaction an investor can gain exposure to a whole region or asset class; at Scalable Capital one of the ETFs we use is an Emerging Markets ETF which contains over 1,900 securities.

Many investors prefer to gain exposure to emerging markets by investing in a fund such as an ETF that replicates an index.

While it used to be that only futures traders were able to access this asset class, ETFs have helped the average Joe gain exposure to something like agricultural commodity producers with just one simple fund.

An Index ETF allows you to gain exposure to the market of your choice with a single trade.

ETFs based on international markets allow you to gain immediate exposure to those markets, and trade in and out on an almost continuous basis at a fraction of the cost of mutual fund investment.

Since trading futures is not for everyone, commodity ETFs give investors a convenient, low - cost vehicle to gain that exposure.

Rather, it's designed to show just how efficiently investors can use ETFs to gain exposure to the market.

Learn how you can gain exposure to American and global telecom stocks through five of the top telecommunications ETFs on the market.