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Market volatility has driven US investors to explore exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to refresh their portfolios. Since the pandemic, the ETF market has doubled to $7.1 trillion, representing 13% of the US stock market. ETF strategist Todd Sohn highlights that the low cost of ETFs,…
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Why investors turn to ETFs during times of market stress https://t.co/9HYXSqHHcn by @SPYJared
The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) market has experienced significant growth, doubling to $7.1 trillion since the pandemic. This surge represents 13% of the US stock market. The rise in market volatility has prompted US investors to turn to ETFs to refresh their portfolios. Despite the late Jack Bogle's criticism of ETFs for encouraging speculative trading among “fruitcakes, nut cases and lunatic fringe,” the industry has seen a cultural shift with the introduction of single-stock funds and high-octane derivatives ETFs. ETF strategist Todd Sohn notes the appeal of ETFs lies in their low cost.