Active investors typically hold a lot of different types of securities in their brokerage accounts. From interacting with my newsletter subscribers, I know that many of them think of every investment in their brokerage account as “stocks”; however, much of what we own may not be common stock shares.
This may seem like a minor point, but it can have big implications for your returns. So today, let’s take a look at how ETFs differ from common stock shares – and I’ll throw in one of my favorite, high-yield ETFs right now, too…
This post originally appeared Investors Alley.