While passive, index-based funds continue to reign supreme in terms of assets under management, investors have also started to tap into alternative asset classes available within the ETF universe in search of uncorrelated returns. With nearly half a dozen Hedge Fund ETFs to choose from, some might be left wondering which product is right for them. For starters, many investors have some misconceptions about hedge funds. Despite financial media headlines, hedge funds don’t necessarily strive to generate eye-popping absolute returns; instead, most hedge funds are designed to hedge, dampening volatility and providing diversification benefits to traditional stock-bond portfolios [see Cheapskate Hedge Fund ETFdb Portfolio]. Among the hedge fund ETFs available, the IQ Hedge Multi-Strategy Tracker ETF and the IQ Hedge Macro Tracker ETF separate themselves by being the biggest funds in the space, boasting $375 million and $62 million in total assets, respectively, under management [try our Free ETF Head-To-Head Comparison Tool]. Meet the Competitors: QAI [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Warning: Hedge Fund ETFs Have A Few Surprises AdvisorShares Launches Long/Short Hedge Fund ETF (QEH) How Have The Hedge Fund ETFs Held Up In The Crisis? ProShares Launches Hedge Fund Replication ETF (HDG) How ETFs Have Democratized Investing
While passive, index-based funds continue to reign supreme in terms of assets under management, investors have also started to tap into alternative asset classes available within the ETF universe in search of uncorrelated returns. With nearly half a dozen Hedge Fund ETFs to choose from, some might be left wondering which product is right for them. For starters, many investors have some misconceptions about hedge funds. Despite financial media headlines, hedge funds don’t necessarily strive to generate eye-popping absolute returns; instead, most hedge funds are designed to hedge, dampening volatility and providing diversification benefits to traditional stock-bond portfolios [see Cheapskate Hedge Fund ETFdb Portfolio]. Among the hedge fund ETFs available, the IQ Hedge Multi-Strategy Tracker ETF and the IQ Hedge Macro Tracker ETF separate themselves by being the biggest funds in the space, boasting $375 million and $62 million in total assets, respectively, under management [try our Free ETF Head-To-Head Comparison Tool]. Meet the Competitors: QAI [...]
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