Name: 投資の基本。ETF (Investing Basics: ETFs)
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An Exchange Traded Fund or ETF is an investment fund

ETFs, like other types of funds, pull together

of different investments, including stocks, bonds,

By spreading the fund's money into different securities,

ETFs can generally provide investors with diversification,

And because ETF shares are traded on a stock exchange,

and usually incur commissions and other related fees.

Just like there are a variety of mutual funds,

Some ETFs invest in a variety of stocks and bonds.

Some replicate the performance of a stock index,

like the Dow Jones Industrial Average or S&P 500,

for a particular market sector, like technology

However, different ETFs offer different amounts

For example, ETFs that focus more on specific sectors

than those that are designed to replicate an index.

Let's look at an example of investing in an ETF.

Suppose an investor wants to make a diversified investment

that is designed to mirror the performance of a major stock

After researching different ETFs and finding

he purchases shares of it through his broker,

has a stake in each of the fund's basket of investments,

Participating in the wide market with only a single purchase

instead of multiple purchases can save an investor research

So how can an investor potentially achieve

Similar to a stock, he can earn a return two ways--

Typically, if the value of the ETF's investments increases,

If our investor purchased a hypothetical ETF at $40

if the position was sold at the lower price.

Because many ETFs are traded on a stock exchange,

they can be bought and sold throughout the day.

which can cause difficulty when trying to fill orders.

Most mutual funds are only priced and traded

Separate from changes in price, our investor

could potentially gain income if the ETF pays its investors

a dividend, which is a payout of part of the fund's earnings

Many Instead reinvest earnings into the fund's holdings.

One of the ways to tell whether a fund pays dividends

is to look at what's called its dividend yield.

This yield is the amount that the fund pays out

compared to the current market price of a share.

While most mutual funds require a minimum investment, which

can just buy a single share plus any commissions and fees.

Also because most ETFs aren't actively managed,

they typically have lower management fees

There is a wide variety of ETFs that attempt to track assets,

like corporate bonds, stocks in remote countries,

commodities, and even currencies among many other investments.

While these assets carry unique risks, the ETFs that track them

offer investors a practical way to analyze

Want to learn more about ETFs and other investments?

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