ETF
Our ETF Assets
There are various types of ETFs available to investors that can be used for income generation, speculation, price increases, and to hedge or partly offset risk in an investor's portfolio. We use a particular set of ETFs as our strategy.
Investor-Focused
Exchange-traded funds are one of the most important and valuable products created for investors in recent years. ETFs offer many benefits and are an excellent vehicle to achieve an investor’s investment goals.
Basket of Securities
ETFs are offered on virtually every conceivable asset class from traditional investments to alternative assets like commodities or currencies.
Multiple Securities
An ETF can own hundreds or thousands of stocks across various industries, for example, banking-focused ETFs would contain stocks of various banks across the industry.
We trade the top performing exchange traded funds.
Our selected ETF instruments are the best performing in the financial markets, and span across multiple industries worldwide.
Diversified ETFs
These ETFs are designed to mirror the performance of widely followed stock market benchmarks such as the S&P 500, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and the MSCI Europe Australasia Far East (EAFE) indexes. Major index-based ETFs have tended to follow their performance benchmarks closely.
Niche Equity ETFs
These ETFs mirror the sector subsets of the S&P 500 and offer investors focused exposure to help them fine-tune their portfolio strategies. As with diversified passive funds, these niche portfolio funds are generally made up of the same stocks as those used to calculate their reference indexes.
Active Equity ETFs
Active equity ETFs allow their managers to use their own judgment in selecting investments, rather than rigidly pegging to a benchmark index. Active ETFs may offer the potential to outperform a market benchmark but may also carry greater risk and higher costs.
Fixed-Income ETFs
Fixed-income ETFs focus on bonds rather than stocks. Major fixed-income ETFs tend to be actively managed, but have relatively low turnover and generally stable portfolios, and that is a major reason for including them as assets.