Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) combine diversification like mutual funds with the flexibility of stocks. Invest in sectoral, gold, and global ETFs for long-term wealth creation.
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ETFs trade just like stocks on NSE & BSE, meaning you can buy and sell ETFs throughout market hours at real-time prices. Unlike mutual funds, which are priced at the end of the trading day, ETFs offer intraday liquidity.
At ANS, you can trade a variety of ETFs, including:
Equity ETFs – Track stock market indices like Nifty 50, Sensex, and sector-based ETFs.
Commodity ETFs – Invest in assets like gold and silver ETFs.
Bond ETFs – Gain exposure to government and corporate bonds with stable returns.
International ETFs – Invest in global indices and international markets.
You can start ETF trading with as little as the price of one unit of the ETF, making it accessible to all investors.
ETFs trade like stocks, offering real-time pricing, while mutual funds are priced at the end of the day.
ETFs have lower expense ratios, making them a cost-effective investment.
Mutual funds require minimum investment amounts, while ETFs allow you to buy as little as one unit.
ETFs can be traded during normal stock market hours: 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM (Monday to Friday) on NSE & BSE.
Yes, some ETFs distribute dividends depending on the underlying assets. However, others may reinvest dividends within the fund itself.
Absolutely! ETFs are great for long-term wealth creation, offering diversified exposure at low costs with minimal active management required.
Like any investment, ETFs carry risks based on market fluctuations, economic factors, and liquidity concerns. However, they are generally considered less risky than individual stock trading due to diversification.