Question by luke808666: when ever someone writes “ETF” for escape the fate, do you always think “Exchange Traded Fund”?
it’s a stock market term.
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Answer by indiegeek22I thought etf was a term for someone with a fetish for aliens “extra terrestrial fornicator”
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we know that in reality market mechanism is imperfect, i.e. market traders do not have perfect knowledge of the underlying asset, therefore the demand/supply of market trading should distort the tracking mechanism of ETF. Hence, how would the closing price of an ETF eventually manage to track the underlying asset as closely as possible?
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Exchange Traded Funds are designed to hold assets such as stocks or bonds, and generally trade at the net asset value of their underlying assets. Like index tracking pooled funds, Exchange Traded Funds are designed to track a chosen market index. However, ETFs tend to have a lower expense ratio than index funds. The easiest [...]
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