Websites for Exchange-Traded Funds
Finding timely data on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is becoming increasingly important as more investors are looking to these investments for their diversification benefits and low cost. Prospectuses, performance information, tracking error, and other reports be downloaded at the ETF sponsor sites.
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General Websites
Morningstar.com
www.morningstar.com
For some time now, Morningstar.com has arguably been the most robust website for funds, including exchange-traded funds. Data on ETFs rivals that presented for mutual funds, including quotes, charts, performance statistics, ratings and risk figures, and fees and expenses. A performance table allows users to sort ETFs by return for various time frames. An ETF screener is also available for free. Morningstar.com offers analyst research and commentary for premium subscribers, as well as a Quickrank tool that calculates a fair value estimate for the ETF.
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Discussion
Which sites give tracking error without a paid subscription?
posted about 1 year ago by Megan from California
Another site I find very useful is
www.etfresearchcenter.com
which does bottom up valuations and forward looking valuations on many etfs.
posted about 1 year ago by John c from Illinois
John - Take a look at the fund's websites. ProShares, for instance, discusses how compounding impacts the returns realized by its leveraged and inverse funds. - Charles Rotblut
posted about 1 year ago by Charles from Illinois
