When they were first introduced more than two decades ago, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) were lauded for allowing investors access a wide variety of asset classes in a cost effective and transparent manner. Since those hallowed beginnings however, ETF s have been increasingly vilified for everything from increasing leverage in a portfolio to encouraging a buy-to-flip attitude amongst investors. Alleged…
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