SPDR S&P 500 ETF (Real company · SIMULATED price) — Investopia
SPDR S&P 500 ETF — Real company · SIMULATED price. An ETF that tries to copy the S&P 500 index: one share holds small pieces of about 500 large US companies.
Real company · SIMULATED price
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An ETF that tries to copy the S&P 500 index: one share holds small pieces of about 500 large US companies.
An ETF doesn't sell products: its value follows the companies inside it, minus a small yearly fee.
Strengths
- Spreads risk across many companies
Risks
- Only US companies, in dollars
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