The rapid growth of ETFs, from $1 trillion to over $10 trillion, indicates a significant shift in investment approach, democratizing access to diverse asset classes.
With lower fees, liquidity akin to stocks, and enhanced flexibility, ETFs have fundamentally changed investing, attracting both retail and institutional investors, reshaping market dynamics.
Historical financial innovations like mutual funds and online banking illustrate how new technologies not only improve access but create entirely new markets, as seen with ETFs.
Initially viewed as niche products suitable only for DIY investors, the rise of active strategies within ETFs has transformed them into essential tools for diverse investors.
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