Two ignorant and probably wrong headed comments about ETFs I would be grateful if someone could enlighten me on.
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Why can ETFs sometimes trade at a discount of premium to their underlying NAV, while other index funds, e.g. vanguard lifestrategy can't?
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Are ETFs any 'safer' than other index funds which are open ended? By safer I mean, if there was a major, major stock market crash and actual providers like Vanguard went busy, are ETFs likely to be any safer, e.g. because you can sell them quicker?
Thanks in advance.
Submitted September 06, 2023 at 01:24AM by me1v07 https://ift.tt/FU81jPy
