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To be used for any questions relating to Exchange Traded Funds.
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Are there any non-decreasing securities on the stock market?
For example, the IGLT (iShares UK GILTs ETF) has dipped by 9% in a 85-day period before (21/08/2016 to 13/11/2016). …
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Do physical ETFs possess the same problems as CDOs?
Today Michael Burry explained to Bloomberg that ETFs are comparible to subprime CDOs,
in that investors are buying securities that aren't backed by any real value:
Passive investing has removed pr …
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How do ETF fees get applied?
I'm reading the prospectus for an ETF I've recently purchased. It states:
fees paid directly from your investment
I understand how this works for the OCF. … However, there are 3 further fees for this ETF:
Cash Creation Fee
Cash Redemption Fee
Custody Transaction Fee and Basket Customisation Fee
How are these fees applied for the ETF? …