One Instrument. A Broader Theme.

Exchange-Traded Funds are designed to track baskets of securities, sectors, commodities or investment themes.

Rather than focusing on one individual company, an ETF can provide exposure to the movement of a broader group of assets.

Sector Themes

Follow industries such as technology, energy or finance.

Market Exposure

Track broader groups of companies through one instrument.

Commodity Themes

Some ETFs follow markets connected to metals, energy or other resources.

Strategy Variety

Different ETFs are constructed around different objectives and underlying assets.

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Understand What's Inside

Not all ETFs behave the same way.

Before trading one, understand what it tracks, how it is structured and the risks affecting its price.