Vanguard plans to add three actively managed stock ETFs, and it’s turning to a trusted partner to manage the funds.

Single-stock ETFs might perform well in the short term, but these risky funds aren't for long-term investors.

What is an ETF? An ETF invests in assets like stocks, bonds or commodities. Unlike mutual funds, ETFs trade on a stock exchange like a stock.

An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a basket of investments like stocks or bonds. ETFs let you invest in many securities all at once.

Explore the key differences between ETFs vs. stocks to determine which investment option suits your goals, risk tolerance, and financial strategy best.

A single-stock ETF lets traders place leveraged bets on an individual stock. Here’s how they work and what some advisors say about them.

An ETF, or Exchange-Traded Fund, is a collection of multiple stocks or bonds. Some individuals use an ETF as a tracking index to track stock or bond performance.

New single-stock ETFs come with plenty of risk and work best for traders with very short time horizons.

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