The ETF market in the US is big – like the cars, portion sizes and ten-gallon hats. But many brokers have pulled US-domiciled ETFs from their platforms making it extremely difficult for UK retail investors to buy them.
Bigger is better is a good rule of thumb when comparing similar ETFs. Larger ETFs can exploit economies of scale to lower their costs and are less liable to liquidation with unfortunate consequences for your returns.
Security lending is one of the dark arts of investment management – boosting returns and increasing risks for investors. Find out what your ETF provider is up to...
How many bond indices can you name? For most people, the answer hovers around zero. So discover more about these mysterious instruments at the heart of bond ETFs.
Measuring performance should be simple but the same investment can look quite different if you check it on different websites. To make sure you’re not caught out, we explain the main performance pitfalls so that you know you’re always comparing apples to apples.
What impact do interest rate changes have on bonds? We show you how sensitive bonds react to interest rate changes and how you can better assess the price volatility of bond ETFs.
The global stock markets have had a rather cautious start in 2017. Although a rallye started in February, the stock markets were unable to retain their profits entirely. Like at the end of 2016, political events played a major role in the first six months of 2017. First and foremost, the elections in Europe caused investors to falter repeatedly.
Bonds ETFs provide ample opportunities to invest in the space of low risk and high risk fixed income. Learn more in our introduction to bonds trackers.
Learn more about ETF investing and tools for portfolio building. Presented by Dominique Riedl, CEO and Founder of justETF.com, at the London Stock Market Show 2015.
The comparability of returns is the basis for any investment decision. Only if the returns of various investments and portfolios are objectively comparable, you can make a good decision. For this reason, justETF always calculates the time-weighted rate of return, thus ensuring comparability in performance measurement.
ETF investors are spoiled for choice with over 800 products listed on the London Stock Exchange. Generally, it’s easy to do a preselection with a screener. For a comprehensive analysis, you are able to turn to the new justETF detailed comparison view.
Buying an ETF is easy. All you need is an account with an online broker or fund platform. How you get started and what you should consider is answered by our frequently asked questions on buying an ETF.
