Fidelity: 5 things to know about ETFs

Do ETFs pay dividends? Plus, other key aspects of exchange-traded funds.

ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: September 06, 2024 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: September 06, 2024

5 things to know about ETFs Do ETFs pay dividends? Plus, other key aspects of exchange-traded funds. Read more Chart of the week: Fear index calms after market meltdown Since spiking several weeks ago, the VIX has declined back to more normal territory. Read more Jobs data takes the stage The In the Money team covers key employment data that came out this week and could help drive market direction. Plus, new options trading ideas from OptionsPlay. Watch now Trading tool tips: How to create a contingent order Conditional trading orders can help you customize your trade. Read more

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