The ETF Book: All You Need to Know About Exchange-Traded Funds
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| Rating | : | 4.77 (580 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0470537469 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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Whether you're just getting started or are a seasoned ETF investor, The ETF Book, Updated Edition will help enhance your understanding of this evolving field by: Examining the fundamental differences between exchange-traded portfoliosHighlighting how to effectively implement a wide selection of ETFs?fromExploring specific ETF strategies?from buy and hold to market timing and sector rotationIntroducing Index Strategy Boxes?a new way to understand index construction and how a fund is investing your moneyAnd much more Each chapter of The ETF Book, Updated Edition offers concise coverage of various issues. A huge number of bonds funds, commodities funds, currency funds, leverage and short funds have been introduced. Divided into four comprehensive parts, this guide addresses everything from ETF basics and in-depth fund analysis to the tax benefits of using ETFs. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are revolutionizing the investment industry. The ETF Book, Updated Edition is an invaluable road map for deve
Jack Bert said Great overview and detail for the home investor and a bit beyond.. All you need is this book. I bought his indexing book also but this one covers it all. A good complete treatment by someone that seems honest, not-reckless, and on your side. Thank you Richard! My retirement is safer with these new investment vehicles called etfs.Goodby to broker miss-information and obfuscation. And I don't have to send a check to some unknown mutual fund in a far city, I can buy them f. "Some solid nuggets, but needs more editing." according to a book reader. The book has useful fundamental and universally-applicable information that helps understanding the mechanics and inner-workings of ETFs and the market participants involved with ETFs. That's a "pro". One "con" is that I feel that the volume has been inflated by frequent and not well-warranted inclusion of particulars of specific individual products that are not relevant in the broad context. Those parts. The Definitive ETF Guide! The ETF Book: All You Need to Know About Exchange-Traded FundsI have been a long-term fan of low-cost, passive investing (i.e. index funds) and have read all of Mr. Ferri's books. Recently, I have begun using ETFs in place of index funds.Mr. Ferri's book is a well-researched, complete guide to ETFs. I believe it will be viewed as the definitive ETF book because of its wide-ranging coverage of everything
"Investors interested in ETFs will find this book an extremely useful resource. Virtually every topic related to ETFs is covered, in an unbiased, comprehensive, and easy-to-understand manner." (Advisor Perspectives, December 2007) "The ETF Book is an excellent compendium of the background, structural drivers, pros and cons of ETFs, as well as the strategies that can be advanced using them. Years from now, this book will be noted for introducing index strategy boxes as a powerful analytic." (SFO Magazine, April 2008)