 | Managing Editor’s Note: Adam and his wife just welcomed their second child — another boy — into the world last weekend. Congratulations to the entire O’Dell crew! While he spends some valuable time with family, we thought it was worth revisiting Adam’s take on exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and diversification as we kick off the last third of year. See why ETFs are more powerful than you may think below. — Chad Stone, managing editor, Money & Markets | | Way back in 2020, I compared the individual stock holdings of two sector ETFs (exchange-traded funds).
As my team and I prepared the piece for publication, my editor commented: “Can we add more info? Why should our readers care about ETFs?”
She was right, and I obliged. (We call that the curse of knowledge: When know-it-all authors assume that their readers have the background to understand everything they write.)
But it got me thinking … and a bit fired up.
Why should our readers care?! About ETFs?!
Are you kidding me?!
Don’t get me started on ETFs…
They might not sound as exciting as individual stocks, but smart investors should care about ETFs for several reasons.
Click here to see why. Suggested Stories: Investing Lessons From My Tumble Down the Stairs
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Marijuana Market Update By: Matt Clark, Research Analyst In this week’s Marijuana Market Update, I answer a viewer’s email about cannabis ETFs.
Robert emailed me at Feedback@MoneyandMarkets.com and said: I wonder if your audience would benefit from listing the top three or four marijuana-themed ETFs and differentiating between them. I know I would appreciate it greatly.
Thanks for your email, Robert.
Let’s see what I found in this week’s Marijuana Market Update. 
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