"Better" is a relative term. To determine what is best requires some context. Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, are what the name describes. They are essentially mutual funds that trade during the dayon ...

Mutual funds and ETFs (exchange-traded funds) are similar in that they are both pooled-capital investment vehicles that allow investors exposure to many different securities via only one investment.

SEBI proposes using domestic spot prices for gold and silver ETF valuation, enhancing transparency and market representation.

Victory Capital and Franklin Resources' strategies differ in growth and repositioning. Click here to find out why VCTR is a ...

For mutual funds, investors send checks to the asset manager, which are invested by the portfolio manager at the end of the day. The investors get “units” of the fund at the end-of-day unit price, ...

Passively managed: ETFs are usually (but not always) passively managed, meaning they simply follow a preselected index of ...

Index fund giant Vanguard is taking a more active approach to managing money for ETF investors in the bond market.

UTG is more U.S.-focused and utility-heavy, and UTF has higher leverage and more international exposure. Check out the ...

Platinum, which reached a record high of around US$2,250 an ounce in March, 2008, has historically been more expensive than ...

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It's been a volatile few weeks for the stock market, and that has investors sniffing out low-volatility ETFs. Let's talk about their strengths and their limitations.

This ETF screener is based on tracking errors and differences (ETF return minus index return). It will help users evaluate ...