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ETF Select List®Log in to print ETF Select List®A Smart Way to Look for ETFs Confused about which Exchange Traded Funds are right for your portfolio? With over a thousand ETFs available and more coming out every week, choosing an ETF can seem more time-consuming and difficult than ever. Developed by the experts at Charles Schwab Investment Advisory, Inc. (CSIA), the ETF Select List® is a tool to help you narrow your choices and make confident investing decisions.
I can't write about other vendors, but those having Fidelity accounts have a decent format for sorting etf's. The below link has been placed previously, but remains another view for filtering etf's by category type. The site page is not set to any particular filter and is ready for your choices.
Personally, I find ETFs most useful for the fixed income products I might want to own. With rates so low, most bond / fixed income mutual funds’ fees take a terrible toll on net return. There’s at least a fighting chance with lower fee ETFs. That’s not to say there aren’t also some great equity ETFs.
From OP- “some of best for a future market?” - I think we’d all like to know the answer to that one.
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https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/etf-investment-strategies-how-to-pick-an-etf?cmp=em-QYD
https://www.schwab.com/research/etfs/tools/select-list
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ETF Select List®Log in to print ETF Select List®A Smart Way to Look for ETFs
Confused about which Exchange Traded Funds are right for your portfolio? With over a thousand ETFs available and more coming out every week, choosing an ETF can seem more time-consuming and difficult than ever. Developed by the experts at Charles Schwab Investment Advisory, Inc. (CSIA), the ETF Select List® is a tool to help you narrow your choices and make confident investing decisions.
The below link has been placed previously, but remains another view for filtering etf's by category type. The site page is not set to any particular filter and is ready for your choices.
ETF category filter
http://swingtradebot.com/equities/all-etfs
Personally, I find ETFs most useful for the fixed income products I might want to own. With rates so low, most bond / fixed income mutual funds’ fees take a terrible toll on net return. There’s at least a fighting chance with lower fee ETFs. That’s not to say there aren’t also some great equity ETFs.
From OP- “some of best for a future market?” - I think we’d all like to know the answer to that one.
Tell us what the future holds …