How Do ETFs Work for You?

June 15, 2007 at 10:49 am by Tom Lydon

Toon_bookThe ETF book ball is rolling. We’re plugging away at the introduction, a key portion of our book that will clue our readers in as to where we’re taking them. Before we can really get started, though, we need to know a few things about you and investing. Why are you investing in ETFs? What is the appeal for you? Why are you investing at all? What do you hope to achieve? What other investment experiences have you had? Think about it for a little while (but not too long — we do have deadlines), then drop us an e-mail with your thoughts. If you’d like to remain anonymous in the book, please specify.

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    • Jack McElroy: I don’t understand the Subject Line for this brief writeup—it doesn’t make sense. It...
    • Tom Lydon: Hi Tom, If a fund drops below its 50-day or 8% off the recent high (whichever comes first), we sell. When...
    • Tom Lydon: Hi George, Short and leveraged ETFs do what they’re supposed to do on a daily basis, but over the...
    • Tom: Do you sell back out of the fund if it falls back below it’s 50-day? How many times will you move in and...

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