New webinar: A guide to the world of ETFs
| Tune in for a guide to ETFs and investing strategies for potential long-term success. |
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| You’ve most likely heard about ETFs, but how do you incorporate them into your investment strategy? Join us to learn the various ways that ETFs can be used. During this event, iShares and Fidelity will talk about the differences between ETFs and mutual funds, how you can select an ETF, where there might be sector opportunities, and we answer some of your questions about portfolio construction using ETFs. |
Event: Creating a portfolio with ETFs: Why and howWhen:Thursday, October 28, 2021 2 p.m.–5 p.m. ET Session 1: Mutual funds and ETFs and stocks, oh my! 2 p.m.–3 p.m. ET What’s the difference between ETFs and mutual funds? What are the benefits? How about stocks and bonds? How do I choose the right investment vehicle for my needs? What about tax considerations? There are a lot of questions along the DIY-investor journey. BlackRock and Fidelity professionals team up to discuss building a diversified portfolio using ETFs, mutual funds, and individual stocks. Session 2: Sectors and megatrends. Where’s the opportunity? 3 p.m.–4 p.m. ET How is the world changing? How have industries shifted? As we round out 2021, two BlackRock professionals take a deep dive into thematic and sector trends for the year-end. Join us to hear about thematic opportunities and discover which ones may be a good fit for your portfolio with ETFs. Session 3: Using ETFs to build a portfolio that is right for you 4 p.m.–5 p.m. ET Diversification and asset allocation can be key drivers of a portfolio’s long-term success. Join Fidelity and BlackRock professionals for a hands-on workshop in which we discuss the basics of portfolio construction, common investor challenges, and how to integrate ETFs. Register Now | Add to Calendar Subscribe to stay informed |
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