When it comes to futures versus ETFs, both are used to diversify investor portfolios, but does one offer more advantages than the other?
This course explains the differences between futures and exchange-traded funds, why they’re popular among investors, and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
In this futures versus ETFs course, you’ll learn:
The benefits of trading futures, including margin and capital efficiency
The importance of understanding market liquidity
Tax considerations and how they relate to futures and ETFs
Why profitable short-term futures trading offers tax advantages over ETFs
Management fees related to ETFs and futures
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