Anonymous

18 Aug 2020

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Can you earn from ETFs, even though they match the index instead of beating it?

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Lee John

18 Aug 2020

Yes, if the benchmark appreciates y-o-y or over a period, you will be making a profit off your investmets. Due to tracking error, some ETFs may beat the benchmarks too.

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