Leveraged ETFs aim to amplify their benchmarks' daily returns by a fixed factor—usually 2X or 3x. For example, let’s say there was a 3X leveraged S&P 500 ETF. If the S&P 500 went up by 5% ...

ETFs allow investment in multiple stocks or bonds simultaneously, simplifying market entry. Unlike mutual funds, ETFs trade like stocks, providing flexibility with real-time pricing. Low expense ...

Inverse ETFs are bearish securities that aim to produce returns equal and opposite to the benchmarks they track. Inverse ETFs, also known as bear ETFs or short ETFs, are pooled investment vehicles ...

At the time of writing in mid-February, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF (ticker: GBTC) is the ETF with the highest 10-year return. The ETF has produced an annualized daily return of 78.74% (by net asset ...

Growth-focused exchange-traded funds (ETF) are as straightforward as they sound: They are portfolios of growth stocks. But not all funds are created equal, and investors must perform due diligence ...

All other mutual funds, despite having a heavy equity portion, don't trade directly in the stock market. ETFs are passive funds that track an underlying index, asset, or commodity. They come with a ...

Recent market volatility has increased demand for defined outcome ETFs, also known as target outcome ETFs, which offer downside protection in exchange for capped upside potential. These funds have ...

The iShares Core S&P 500 ETF provides simple access to 500 top U.S. stocks via one investment. It has a low expense ratio of 0.03%, making it a very affordable way to track the S&P 500.

represents "a creative way around the SEC's definition of illiquid." The final prospectus spelled out Apollo's role in originating the private credit the ETF will own, and its commitment to ...