The article discusses the growing popularity of exchange traded funds (ETFs) as a method for passive investors to achieve cost-effective diversification. It emphasizes the importance of geographic diversification in investment portfolios, especially as capital seems to be shifting from U.S. markets to international options. The author anticipates a continued surge in ETF popularity and highlights the necessity for investors to choose the right ETFs for the broadest exposure. Additionally, it points to three specific ETFs that meet these criteria for global diversification.
Investing in exchange traded funds (ETFs) can provide very low-cost diversification, but geographic diversification is also important.
I don't think passive investing trends are likely to slow down, and expect to see capital flows continue to surge in the ETF space.
Investors looking for the best and most reliable vehicles to put capital to work over the long-term will want the stability various ETFs can provide.
For those seeking the broadest possible diversification right now, here are three ETFs I think are worth considering.
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