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Why Invest in ETFs?
An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is an investment fund that offers investors exposure to a basket of individual stocks from a specific sector, index, commodity, asset class or more through a single investment.
Unlike actively managed funds, ETFs typically have lower expense ratios and can result in significant long-term cost savings for investors.
With 3,800+ ETFs to choose from on moomoo, investors can access a great variety of securites across different sectors, commodities, indices and more.
ETFs are traded on major exchanges similar to individual stocks and are just as easy to buy and sell.
ETFs offer portfolio diversification and reduce individual stock risk as it allows investors to hold a collection of different individual stocks through a single investment.
Diversification
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Flexbility and ease
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What can you invest in through ETFs
From large-cap Australian equities to notable domestic sectors such as mining, a multitude of ETFs offer exposure to the Australian market and caters to a diverse range of investment objectives.
International ETFs, including US and HK ETFs, provide exposure to prominent indices such as the S&P 500 and sectors with poor or limited representation in the local Australian market. These sectors include US and Chinese big tech, EV, AI and more.
Blockchain ETFs offer investors exposure to the most popular cryptocurrencies and the blockchain industry without actually holding an otherwise more volatile coin, token or cryptocurrency asset.
Investors seeking passive income and diversification through real estate can explore Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS) ETFs that offer exposure to both the Australian and international real estate markets.
Fixed income ETFs offer investors exposure to instruments such as government bonds and corporate bonds, and provides a regular stream of income from interest payments from the underlying holdings.
Certain ETFs provide targeted diversification opportunities for investors looking to diversify their exposure to include assets like gold, oil, or other commodities and precious metals.
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Incorporating ETFs into a core-satellite investment strategy can be effective in balancing the benefits of passive investing with active management. The 'core' positions represent holdings in diversified, low-cost and passive investment such as an ETF while 'satellite' positions, consists of actively managed investments aimed to generate excess returns.
Incorporating leveraged ETFs into your strategy can amplify returns from an underlying index. This, however, increases risks due to the leverage factor and investors should understand the risks involved, have a risk-management strategy and only invest in leveraged ETFs that align with individual investment goals.
An investor can invest in an ETF to mitigate risks in his/her investment portfolio. Once a specific risk is identified, an ETF that inversely correlates with that risk can be held to hedge against that risk. For example, to hedge against an overall market downturn, investors might consider investing in an inverse S&P500 ETF.
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FAQS
Do ETFs charge any fees?
Some ETF issuers may impose a management fee, though these fees are generally lower than that of managed funds due to the lower operatings costs associated.
Brokerage fees will be applicable when buying or selling an ETF, similar to trading shares, after the first 180 days of opening your account.
For more information, please refer to the relevant disclosure documents provided by the ETF issuer.
Do ETFs pay out dividends/distributions?
An ETF can generate income for investors through distributions.
The ETF's value will change in response to changes in the underlying asset portfolio. For example, when securities within the ETF issue diviends or distributions, this will be reflected in the ETF's net value.
Is there a minimum investment required to purchase ETFs?
There is no minimum investment or purchase size required to purchase ETFs with moomoo AU.
What are the risks associated with ETFs?
All investment carries risks, and ETFs come with specific risk factors that you need to be aware of. These include:
Liquidity risks: Although most EtFs are liquid with additional liquidity from market makers, some ETFs do not benefit from this and can face liquidity risks during volatile markets.
Legislative & regulatory risks: Potential changes introduced by governments or regulators can impact the value of securities held within the ETF.
Counterparty risks: Some ETFs employ over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives which could expose you to higher count xparty risks.
Taxation treament: Taxation for ETFs can be different from that of shares. We recommend consulting a taxation adviser to align with your own financial circumstances.
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