Private investments are increasingly popular amongst investors and these are also making their way into ETFs. Morningstar Research's Bryan Armour discusses opportunities and potential risks.

ETFs let you invest in many securities all at once. An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a basket of investments like stocks or bonds. ... How do ETFs work? Exchange-traded funds work like this: ...

The most popular flavor of options ETFs, especially since the 2022 bear market, are covered-call ETFs. These funds come in many forms, with different underlying assets and call-selling strategies.

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For many bond ETF investors, flexibility is paramount, as active strategies gain traction amid market uncertainty.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF ( VOO -0.25%), also known by its ticker symbol VOO, is one of the most popular funds in the world. Including Vanguard's mutual fund version of the same index fund, investors ...

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Wedbush tech analyst and longtime AI bull Dan Ives is lending his name to a new exchange-traded fund built around his picks ...

Staking is different from crypto lend-earn schemes, such as those offered by the now-defunct Celsius and Voyager Digital. These generate yield by lending out your assets, and carry a lot more risk. In ...

Both index funds and ETFs are often low-cost and passively managed, meaning they can be a “set-it-and-forget-it” solution.

While investing in ETFs isn’t the same as investing in shares, it does work in the same way: they can be bought or sold on stock exchanges all over the world, just like regular stocks.