
Looking for a versatile investment? Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can aid you in many situations.
ETFs are baskets of securities that trade like stocks on an exchange. They usually track an index, but they can also be focused on other types of assets, such as currencies and commodities.
Here are six ways to use exchange-traded funds in your portfolio:
National Bank Direct Brokerage has an entire section dedicated to exchange-traded funds on its transactional site: the ETF Centre. The ETF filter tab allows you to search for ETFs using a variety of specific criteria. You can find funds that meet your exact needs. You will be able to discover all the possibilities offered by this tool under Quotes & Markets > ETF Centre > ETF Filter.
National Bank Direct Brokerage’s transactional site regularly provides you with documents prepared by leading experts in the field. You can read the ETF research reports issued by National Bank Financial. You can access these investment ideas under Research & Analysis > ETFs > NBF Research Reports on ETFs.
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