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Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
In this episode of The Cey and Ben Show, we explore exchange traded funds (ETFs).
We talk about the history of the ETF market and touch on the first Spider ETF (SPDR) and Jack Bogle who is credited to making index funds and ETFs for the every day person.
Today there is a wide range of ETFs that track almost anything from “sin” stocks, such as the Vice ETF to companies that work towards positive environmental, social and governance outcomes (ESG), such as the ishares global clean energy ETF.
We also talk about the recent comments from the famous Micheal Burry (the man who shorted the market back in 2008 and predicted the housing bubble) that there could be a potential ETF bubble.
ETFs are a great way to invest in specific sectors, markets or even the whole world. But you have to remember that each type of investment comes with their own risks and potential downsides.
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By The Cey and Ben ShowIn this episode of The Cey and Ben Show, we explore exchange traded funds (ETFs).
We talk about the history of the ETF market and touch on the first Spider ETF (SPDR) and Jack Bogle who is credited to making index funds and ETFs for the every day person.
Today there is a wide range of ETFs that track almost anything from “sin” stocks, such as the Vice ETF to companies that work towards positive environmental, social and governance outcomes (ESG), such as the ishares global clean energy ETF.
We also talk about the recent comments from the famous Micheal Burry (the man who shorted the market back in 2008 and predicted the housing bubble) that there could be a potential ETF bubble.
ETFs are a great way to invest in specific sectors, markets or even the whole world. But you have to remember that each type of investment comes with their own risks and potential downsides.