ETFguide

ETFguide

ETFguide is the information leader on exchange-traded funds because of its vendor neutral approach and its progressive reporting style. Unique features include an ETF bookstore, a monthly e-mail newsletter and subscription based ETF portfolios.

ETFguide is independently owned and began publishing in 2003. The site reaches an affluent audience of individual investors, financial advisors, and financial institutions that invest and work with ETFs.

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Recent Articles

Why “Saving More Money” Isn’t Always the Cure for Your Portfolio

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Has your financial advisor contacted you lately? Although markets have recovered from earlier losses, it's time to look over your portfolio again...

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Stock market volatility ain't what it used to be. Unlike recent years, the VIX has been up consistently. Here's what that means to investors

How to Profit from Rising Volatility (VIX, VIXY, VXX)

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Stock market volatility is often portrayed by the mainstream media as an enemy. Here's how prudent investors use that volatility for gain...

How to Cut Your Trading Costs in Half

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Here are four tips to help you save money and add value to your ETF portfolio by cutting costs and expenses

DON’T Invest a Single Dime Without this Crucial Document

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Investors should never be without an IPS: Investment Policy Statement. It will help guide you towards your investment goals

The Proper Context of Hedge Fund Money

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Wall Street's rich and famous are having their worst yearly performance since 2011. Avoid big bets on hedge fund moves in your portfolio

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Vanguard's Jack Bogle has made asset allocation changes inside his personal investment portfolio that ignores these two rules of investment.

Does Diversifying Damage Portfolio Performance?

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Historical data shows that investors should spend the time to adequately diversify their portfolio in order to manage long term risk

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