What were the best among these newcomers to the market? That's actually a somewhat difficult question to answer, as "best" can have many different meanings. Obviously an investor who has been waiting many years for a particular type of ETF will see its entry as a very good thing indeed. Any discussion of the best can, and arguably should, reference performance, but investors should also not overlook another significant detail - fund size. ETFs often need a certain critical mass to be viable and it seems fair to argue that a fund's assets under management is a reflection of just how well it meets a particular market need.
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