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Exchange‑Traded Funds for Dummies offers a clear, straightforward introduction to ETFs, explaining why they are less volatile and more cost‑effective than individual stocks and many mutual funds. The book walks readers through selecting the right ETFs for equities, bonds, real‑estate, precious metals, and international markets while applying modern portfolio theory for effective diversification. It also covers risk control, portfolio restructuring to match life changes, and retirement planning. Readers gain insight into common investor mistakes, frequently asked questions, and future trends in ETFs, plus a comprehensive list of resources and ETF options.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Russell Wild
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