The Active Lifestyle (With ETFs)

August 15, 2007 at 10:40 am by Tom Lydon      Bookmark and Share

Toon_bookAre you ready for actively managed exchange traded funds (ETFs)? Ready or not, they’re in the works and could be coming soon to a provider near you once they get the all-clear.

If they arrive, will you be partaking as soon as possible, or do you plan to have a wait-and-see approach? What is your opinion on them? Are you excited or hesitant?

Give us your candid, no-holds-barred opinion in the comments or via e-mail, if you prefer. We hope to hear from you soon!

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  • James
    As ETFs become more available in all asset classes including commodities, real estates and others they will provide efficient vehicles for asset allocation and diversification by sectors and is the way to the future. They also make top-down investment approach more feasible and minimise non-systemic risks, even more so when most of the performance in equity returns are attributable to market and sectoral movements.

    For the above reasons I would be very interested provided the investment strategy is sound and costs are not prohibitive as in active mutual funds.
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