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Why is an ETF that generates less capital gain distributions better for some investors?

Your assumption that the value of the ETF will be "somewhere between 98 and 99" is too imprecise. It's not "arbitrage" that draws the price down; the actual price makes a ...
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Why is an ETF that generates less capital gain distributions better for some investors?

Why an ETF that generates less capital gain distributions to the investors is better than one that generates more distributions? This answer will use United States terms: If a person has the money ...
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Comprehensive Investment Strategies: Does Going Beyond S&P 500 ETFs Pay Off?

great answer by @keshlam. It also depends on your risk tolerance, and how long do you want the money to stay in the investments. You could use an advisor or a robo advisor or learn to build your ...
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Potential EU Tax Residency and Ownership of US ETFs

According to the Interactive Brokers support, IB is required to provide Key Information Documents to retail customers in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom for certain financial ...
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Potential EU Tax Residency and Ownership of US ETFs

I'll summarize the discussion we had in the comments. The European Union regulations require that any fund marketed to the EU citizens through EU-regulated brokers would provide a KID (Key Investor ...
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