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How Would ETFs Fare In A Market Downturn?

TedTed
in The Bullpen
FYI: (Click On Article title At Top Of Google Search)

Ask Twitter’s cohort of private investors how they feel about exchange traded funds (ETFs) and many are ambivalent. “Less fun than the crack cocaine of direct equity investments,” volunteers one. “An excuse for not doing your own research,” tweets another. ETFs may be lauded as a cheap and simple alternative to opaque actively managed funds. But one investor on the platform echoes a growing disquiet among market watchers about the rise of the ETF: it is “an accident waiting to happen”.
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Ted
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