Introduction Traditional ETFs track market-cap-weighted indexes, but Smart Beta ETFs offer an alternative approach, seeking to improve returns and reduce risk. This guide explores their advantages and strategies for effective use. 1. What Are Smart Beta ETFs? Definition and Key Features Smart Beta ETFs use alternative weighting strategies beyond market capitalization. They focus on specific factors such as: Value – Stocks that appear undervalued based on financial ratios. Momentum – Stocks with strong recent performance trends. Volatility – Stocks with lower price fluctuations. Dividends – Companies with strong and growing dividends. Quality – Companies with high profitability and strong balance sheets. How They Differ from Traditional ETFs Unlike passive index funds that allocate based on market size, Smart Beta ETFs rebalance portfolios using predefined rules that aim for better risk-adjusted returns. ✔ Example: A dividend-focused Smart Beta ETF invests in stocks with a...
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