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  • What is an ETF?

    什麼是 ETF?

  • If an index fund and a stock got married and started a family, their children would be ETFsexchange-traded funds.

    如果指數基金和股票結婚成家,他們的孩子將是ETF - 交易所買賣基金。

  • ETFs have inherited traits from each parent.

    ETF 繼承了父母各自的特徵。

  • Just like index funds, most ETFs are passively managed, diversified, and low-cost.

    與指數基金一樣,大多數 ETF 也是被動管理、多樣化和低成本的。

  • And just like stocks, ETFs are bought through a brokerage account and trade on an exchange at any time during the day.

    與股票一樣,ETF 也是通過經紀帳戶購買的,並可隨時在交易所交易。

  • This mash-up of desirable traits has made ETFs increasingly popular investment tools.

    這種理想特性的混合使 ETF 成為越來越受歡迎的投資工具。

  • There are over 6,000 ETFs on 60 exchanges around the world, with about $3 trillion in assets.

    全球 60 個交易所共有 6,000 多支 ETF,資產規模約為 3 萬億美元。

  • Here's how they work.

    它們是這樣運作的。

  • Imagine ETFs are baskets.

    把 ETF 想象成籃子。

  • And this is the important part.

    這才是最重要的部分。

  • Each basket holds actual securities.

    每個籃子都持有實際的證券。

  • So for example, a bonds basket could be packed with a collection of government or corporate bonds.

    舉例來說,債券籃可以裝入一系列政府或公司債券。

  • A solar stocks basket holds real shares in companies that make solar panels.

    太陽能股票籃子持有生產太陽能電池板的公司的真實股票。

  • There's even a gold basket backed byyou guessed itgold bars sitting in a vault.

    甚至還有一個由金條支撐的黃金籃子,你猜對了,就是放在金庫裡的金條。

  • Now, let's say you had $1,000 and you wanted to buy gold.

    現在,假設你有 1000 美元,你想買黃金,

  • The problem is, $1,000 isn't going to buy a whole lot of goldonly about an ounce.

    問題是,1,000 美元並不能買到很多黃金,只能買到大約一盎司。

  • And it's really difficult, not to mention risky, to store your own gold.

    而且,儲存自己的黃金真的很難,更不用說風險了。

  • What would be a lot easier and safer is to invest your $1,000 in a gold ETF.

    更簡單、更安全的做法是將 1000 美元投資於黃金 ETF。

  • When you do that, you're not buying the gold itself.

    當你這樣做時,你買的並不是黃金本身。

  • You're buying shares of a big basket of goldshares that trade, just like stocks.

    你購買的是一大籃子黃金的股票,這些股票可以交易,就像股票一樣。

  • And those are the two big attractions of ETFs.

    這就是 ETF 的兩大魅力所在。

  • You don't need to be wealthy to invest in them, and they are simple to buy, sell, and own.

    你不需要很有錢就可以投資,而且它們的買賣和擁有都很簡單。

  • Another drawETFs almost never incur yearly capital gains taxes like mutual funds can.

    另一個優點是,ETF 幾乎不會像共同基金那樣產生年度資本利得稅。

  • You'll only pay taxes when you sell your shares in the ETF for a profit.

    只有當你出售 ETF 中的股票獲利時,才需要繳稅。

  • It's no wonder that ETFs have exploded.

    ETF 激增也就不足為奇了。

  • In the U.S. alone, ETFs trade about $20 trillion worth of shares a year, which is more than U.S. GDP.

    僅在美國,ETF 每年就交易價值約 20 萬億美元的股票,這超過了美國國內生產總值。

  • It seems clear that ETFs are going to be part of the investing universe for many years to come.

    顯然,ETF 將在未來許多年成為投資領域的一部分。

What is an ETF?

什麼是 ETF?

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