ETF Insights

Explore J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s ETF investing guide with insights on ETF market trends and best investing practices for smarter portfolio decisions.

A comprehensive resource for understanding current economic data and navigating changing market conditions in the active ETF landscape.

As discussed in Tax Efficiency of ETFs, ETFs offer potential tax efficiency advantages. We will examine how this was achieved during market turbulence in 2022. Active ETFs distributed lower capital gains, highlighting the structural benefits of ETFs like in-kind transactions, which helped minimized tax liabilities and enhanced potential investor returns.

In addition to having a sound understanding of ETF liquidity, it’s important to keep in mind several critical trading considerations and best practices when buying or selling ETFs.

In order to properly leverage our trading best practices, it is important to have an understanding of certain key terms and drivers of liquidity.

In some ways, ETFs are like mutual funds — securities bundled together to offer diversified portfolios in one product. In other ways, they are like stocks — traded throughout the day, bought and sold using common order types such as market and limit orders and quoted on-exchange with bids and offers (also referred to as bids and asks). When it comes to liquidity, however, there are important differences between stocks and ETFs.

An advisor's guide to trading ETFs