Hot ETFs on Stake
An accessible way into markets for so many investors, the ETF is a great product of financial engineering. Here's which ETFs are trending on Stake.
While both the ASX and US have scores of companies producing spectacular returns, the humble ETF is the best way to generate returns for so many investors. Instead, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) provide access to a basket of stocks managed by professional investors. Stake offers access to over 1,200 ETFs across both the US and ASX. Here’s what’s popular amongst our investors.
The Index ETFs
The S&P500, Nasdaq, ASX200…averaging an annual return of above 8% historically, they provide a way to achieve consistently compounding returns in the long run. Names like Vanguard’s $VOO, Invesco’s $QQQ and BetaShare’s $ASX.A200 are amongst the most popular ETFs offering exposure to such indexes.
Crypto Revolution
Both released in the final quarter of 2021, $BITO and $ASX.CRYP provide exposure to the crypto space through equity portfolios. ProShares’ $BITO ETF holds Bitcoin futures in an effort to mimic the price movements of the crypto currency. BetaShares’ $ASX.CRYP provides access to global businesses supporting the blockchain. Names like Coinbase and Silvergate Capital, an up-and-coming crypto bank, sit in their portfolio.
Both ETFs have been amongst the most popular on Stake since launch.
Clean and green
Renewable energy stocks remain popular as the world transitions to a cleaner, greener future. Specifically, $TAN is a solar focussed ETF providing access to the growing sector on Stake. $ICLN and $FAN, a clean energy and wind power ETF are also amongst the most popular renewable energy funds.
Stake opens up a world of opportunities if you are looking to buy Australian ETFs or invest in U.S. ETFs.
This does not constitute financial product advice nor a recommendation to invest in the securities listed. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. As always, do your own research and consider seeking appropriate financial or taxation advice before investing.