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What Are ETFs? Exchange-Traded Funds Explained
An ETF is a basket of securities that trades on an exchange like a stock, offering instant diversification in a single ticker.

Sector ETFs: Trading Specific Industries
Sector ETFs concentrate exposure in a single industry, letting traders bet on trends without picking individual stocks.

Leveraged ETFs: High Risk, High Reward
Leveraged ETFs amplify daily index returns by 2x or 3x, offering big short-term gains but suffering compounding decay over time.

Inverse ETFs: Profiting from Declines
Inverse ETFs rise when their underlying index falls, offering a way to bet against the market without a margin or short-selling account.

Index ETFs: SPY, QQQ, and VTI
Index ETFs track major market benchmarks, offering low-cost exposure to broad equity markets in a single trade.

Commodity ETFs: Gold, Oil, and More
Commodity ETFs give investors exposure to physical goods like gold, oil, and agriculture without taking delivery of the underlying asset.

Bond ETFs: Fixed Income Trading
Bond ETFs hold portfolios of bonds and trade on exchanges, combining income generation with the flexibility of stock trading.

Commodity ETFs: Trading Resources Without Storage
Commodity ETFs let retail traders access gold, oil, and grains without opening a futures account — but they come with structural quirks every trader must understand.