ETFs typically have low management fees and can be traded like stocks, making them a popular choice for long-term investor.

Each ETF holds multiple securities—helping reduce single-stock risk and offering exposure to sectors, themes, or entire markets.

Inverse ETFs seek to move opposite to an index’s performance. These are sometimes used to manage downside risk without using margin accounts.

Some ETFs are designed for short-term market views, including leveraged ETFs that aim to amplify daily performance. These carry higher risks and require active monitoring.






