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Trade ETFs through our modern web-based platform - R Trader.
Invest at least 100 USD to start trading ETFs at RoboMarkets.
ETFs with the highest trading volume tend to be the most liquid and therefore popular.
RoboMarkets offers more than 1,000 ETFs (real and CFDs) to invest in. Conditions and fees depend on the type of instrument you choose.
Full conditions for each instrument can be found in the R Trader platform.
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The only platform you need to invest in the popular ETFs and more than 12,000 other assets (Stocks, Indices, Forex, Metals, Oil).
ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are financial instruments that consist of a pool of assets (stocks, bonds, commodities, and other assets) traded like a stock. When an investor buys an ETF share, they buy a proportional interest in the pool of assets, hence permitting investment to a particular segment of the market.
Holdings in ETFs are comprised of a diverse list of assets, for example, a Fitness ETF, is composed of a group of stocks of the largest Fitness and sport centric companies.
ETF trading provides a broad diversification portfolio to institutional and retail investors who seek a liquid market.
ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) is a gaining popularity asset that can represent the same set of shares as an index or the same industry or market. ETFs are traded on the same stock exchanges as the stocks included in the fund.
Choosing the right asset for trading is never an easy task. Use the questions below to narrow down the list of ETFs to add to your portfolio:
Rules of thumb when choosing ETFs:
ETFs trading vs Stocks trading - lately investors have found themselves debating on these investment approaches.
To put it simply, when you invest in stocks, you invest in a single company. It’s true, you can build a portfolio of different stocks but the fees and risks will increase: you will have to pay commissions for each stock you bought and it’s harder to track each company in your stock portfolio individually.
When you buy an ETF, you invest in a whole market within one instrument. Price fluctuations of the individual assets within an ETF are less significant to its price, and the analysis is simpler. There is also a downfall - there are fewer ETFs on the market than stocks and finding the right and the most liquid ones can be a challenge.
You can apply most of the stock trading strategies to ETFs. One of the most popular among them is the “Buy and Hold” strategy.
It consists of choosing an asset with high growth potential, buying it, and holding until your investment reaches a high percentage of profitability regardless of the minor market fluctuations along the way.
This is a long-term, conservative strategy that exists since the beginning of the stock exchanges. Among supporters of this approach are the legendary investors Warren Buffett and Jack Bogle.
