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ETFs attracting ‘corona-generation’ investors to share market, but they hold risks – ABC News
There’s been a huge increase in the number of investors buying into exchange traded funds, known as ETFs. They’re touted as a great and a relatively safe investment,…
Sharlie Raymond is part of a new wave of investors getting their start on the stock market by putting their money into exchange traded funds, or ETFs.
Key points:
- Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are now worth more than $100 billion on the ASX
- ETFs are popular with inexperienced investors, and a number of super funds also now allow customers to invest
- Experts warn investors to be wary of thematic ETFs because they can deliver lower returns
“People maybe 40 and above feel more comfortable with stocks,…
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