Gregory (Greg) Davis

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Stock Market Outlook: What to Expect in 2022 · 29 Dec 2021 podcast

But again, it depends on the data.

Our own view is that they will hike rates three times based upon what we know today and what our forecasts are.

And the likelihood is that by the time this cycle is complete, they're probably going to get to a point where

Well, there's a couple of things.

You know, the fact that ETFs are offered in such a low cost manner.

So I think a lot of investors have really been flocking to low cost investing because, again, it's one of the things they can control.

And investors have really recognized that.

to the extent they're paying higher fees, that's going to reduce their long-term return.

So that's why people have been gravitating towards ETFs.

The other key component is they are somewhat tax efficient, right?

So in many cases, ETFs, because of their inflows and outflows and the fact that they tend to be done with securities and in-kind mechanisms, they become a bit more tax efficient than many other mutual funds.

So the tax efficiency, the lower cost, the ease of use, and the ability that many folks can now trade ETFs for free

Those are all primary considerations in terms of why ETFs have really seen a significant rise over time.

We've seen a lot of investors over the last couple of years gravitating more towards bond ETFs because it's so simple, right?

You can go out and buy a bond ETF that gives you just tremendous diversification

We continue to expect to see success when it comes to the broad-based equity ETFs as well, because it's a very simple solution.

You just go out and you buy one ticker and you have access to thousands of securities by the press of a button.

And again, because many brokerage firms allow ETFs to be traded for no commissions, it's just a very efficient way for folks to get exposure without having to pick individual securities.

Well, I think there's a lot of need for investors to keep in mind that the value of diversification.

And so, you know, making sure that you have a broadly diversified portfolio across not just stocks in the U.S., but across stocks in the international markets as well.

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