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How TTFS Uses Liquidity Theory to Beat Its Benchmark

By: ETFdb
Innovation remains the key catalyst when it comes to the seemingly endless expansion of the exchange-traded funds universe. Investors of all walks have embraced this product structure as the preferred means for establishing cost-efficient exposure to virtually any asset class around the globe. Furthermore, besides opening up the investment landscape, the proliferation of ETFs has brought strategies that were previously reserved for more sophisticated and wealthy investors to the fingertips of anyone with a basic online brokerage account [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn]. The actively-managed ETF space has grown to 65 funds thanks to a handful of new entrants this year as investors have grown more comfortable with taking advantage of products not linked to traditional, passive, plain-vanilla indexes. With active management comes higher fees, however, and many of the funds on the market have struggled to justify their price tags since beating the benchmark consistently is no easy task for [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: 3 Active ETFs Beating The Market iShares Launches MSCI USA Quality Factor ETF (QUAL) Active ETFs: Biggest Winners & Losers YTD ETF Insider: No Real Fuel Behind The Fire Ultimate Guide To VTI
Innovation remains the key catalyst when it comes to the seemingly endless expansion of the exchange-traded funds universe. Investors of all walks have embraced this product structure as the preferred means for establishing cost-efficient exposure to virtually any asset class around the globe. Furthermore, besides opening up the investment landscape, the proliferation of ETFs has brought strategies that were previously reserved for more sophisticated and wealthy investors to the fingertips of anyone with a basic online brokerage account [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn]. The actively-managed ETF space has grown to 65 funds thanks to a handful of new entrants this year as investors have grown more comfortable with taking advantage of products not linked to traditional, passive, plain-vanilla indexes. With active management comes higher fees, however, and many of the funds on the market have struggled to justify their price tags since beating the benchmark consistently is no easy task for [...]

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