The Ugly Truth About ETFs Is Revealed (In A Footnote)

“[This assumes] the ETF secondary market remains balanced between buyers and sellers. this higher liquidity profile of ETF assumes secondary market liquidity does not disappear, which may be the case in theory during a sell-off or a one-way market. In these instances, the client (sale) order execution would require tapping underlying market liquidity. ETF liquidity would then just be the same as that of the underlying assets. If these underlying exposures are not liquid, ETFs would be not liquid either.”

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One Trader Is Disgusted That You Bought The Terrorist Dip

“I thought the market reaction to the bombing in Manchester was appalling. And an indictment of a system that rewards, time and again, through official reaction functions, utter callousness and obliviousness to events. Everything may have become a buy-the-dip opportunity. But it shouldn’t be. It’s why nothing ever changes.”

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