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ETFs (Exchange-Traded-Funds) may be translated into Castilian as mutual funds traded. As you know, these are funds that trade like stocks, which can be bought and sold on the day. That is, the investor can invest as easily in Telefónica and Santander in an ETF fund.
As with stocks, the price of the ETF varies continuously throughout the day, depending on supply and demand. The investor's may sell when you want, during the negotiation of the stock market in which they are trading, giving the sales order to your financial intermediary.
Today, the ETF that replicates in AAA-rated corporate debt have become a very interesting opportunity for retail investors to a possible scenario of deflation, as experts say, would increase the real return on corporate notes issued .
In the U.S., retail investors are betting heavily on the corporate bond ETF as a way of saving face an imminent fall in prices. One such ETF most popular among U.S. carriers is the iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond Fund accumulating returns so far this year of 0.26%.
In Europe it is not yet installed this theme strongly, though analysts do not preclude the entry of these products over the long term, as there are bonds of companies such as Telefonica and Iberdrola with very high quality.
In the segment for exchange-traded funds or ETF, the turnover amounted to 269 million euros, 14.7 percent more than in December, and the number of trades, which stood at 3,300, saw an increase of 18 percent over December and 5.7 percent over January last year.
As with stocks, the price of the ETF varies continuously throughout the day, depending on supply and demand. The investor's may sell when you want, during the negotiation of the stock market in which they are trading, giving the sales order to your financial intermediary.
Today, the ETF that replicates in AAA-rated corporate debt have become a very interesting opportunity for retail investors to a possible scenario of deflation, as experts say, would increase the real return on corporate notes issued .
In the U.S., retail investors are betting heavily on the corporate bond ETF as a way of saving face an imminent fall in prices. One such ETF most popular among U.S. carriers is the iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond Fund accumulating returns so far this year of 0.26%.
In Europe it is not yet installed this theme strongly, though analysts do not preclude the entry of these products over the long term, as there are bonds of companies such as Telefonica and Iberdrola with very high quality.
In the segment for exchange-traded funds or ETF, the turnover amounted to 269 million euros, 14.7 percent more than in December, and the number of trades, which stood at 3,300, saw an increase of 18 percent over December and 5.7 percent over January last year.
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