The Liquidity Myths on ETFsMorningtide2022-01-20T17:05:34-08:00

The Liquidity Myths on ETFs

By Meb Faber

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Perhaps the most common ETF misconception is that low daily trading volumes or small amounts of assets under management (AUM) indicate that an ETF is illiquid.
The reality however is that ETFs function fundamentally different than individual stocks or closed-end funds.
Find out more about ETF liquidity in our research paper.

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