ETFs
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ETF creation redemption | John Hancock Investment Mgmt
The creation and redemption process used by exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is the behind-the-scenes feature that drives many of their advantages. These include low fees, liquidity, and ETF tax efficiency.
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Using the profitability factor in multifactor investing
Adding profitability to other factors such as size and value in multifactor ETFs may improve risk-adjusted returns and overall portfolio diversification.
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When value stocks lag multifactor diversification can help
Value stocks have underperformed. A multifactor approach may make it easier for investors to stick with their long-term plan.
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Why blending active and passive strategies is right for investors
Active/passive isn't an either/or. Learn how investors can benefit by combining both approaches in the same portfolio.
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Incorporating ETFs into your portfolio
How do advisors use ETFs? We take a look at the most common strategies and offer some asset allocation insight.
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Sector investing with ETFs
You can use sector ETFs to pursue a variety of objectives. We outline three common goals for investors to consider.
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ETF structure trumps ETF cost—what advisors need to know
The key to ETF due diligence is to shift the focus from cost to structure. We outline a series of questions to ask about what's under the hood of any ETF.
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Benefits of ETFs: a second look at potential investing advantages
For advisors who may be wary of ETFs, we outline reasons why they’re worth a second look—particularly the latest generation of multifactor ETFs.
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ETF trading: market order or limit order—which works better?
When it comes to ETFs, how you place your trades can make a big difference. We take a look at the differences between market and limit orders and the relative advantages of each.
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Why index reconstitution matters to your portfolio
The markets never stop changing, and so it goes for the indexes that track them. Learn more about how this dynamic may affect your portfolio.
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