Analyst raises risk on holding these ETFs…
Are you holding ETFs? Or looking to buy some in the near future?
If so, how do you know they're the right ones?
With record inflows of investor dollars and rising interest in ETFs right now…
And with headlines like,
"ETFs are eating the US stock market" – Financial Times
"Two SPAC ETFs Close in One Month, Suggesting End to Wall Street Boom" – Bloomberg
"As the ETF world booms, so do the risks" – Financial Times
We think now is the critical time to be asking this question.
While a solid base of diversified ETFs can be the perfect way to ride out market volatility…
Motley Fool Chief Investment Officer, Scott Phillips says not all ETFs these days are created equal. Far from it.
Some at best, are better left to the speculators. At best
You can now get "Leveraged" ETFs which use derivatives to juice returns of an underlying index.
You can get "Inverse" ETFs which deliver the opposite.
You can now get "Thematic" ETFs catering to niche areas like AI robotics, cyber security, cryptocurrencies and even pet care.
With so many hidden pitfalls awaiting investors, Scott has been warning his readers to be careful exactly which ETFs they choose.
And now, due to the overwhelming response he's received. Scott's taking it one step further…
By doing months of research and coming up with, what he thinks, are a high-quality mix of truly diversified ETFs.
ETFs to invest in for the long haul.
Whatever happens to the economy and markets, investors in these ETFs can potentially…
… Rest easier knowing they're getting the "best bang for their buck", where their money is working harder…
… Cut through all the market jargon and finally get some clear, concise and actionable information.
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