ETF

Market makers, equipped with high-frequency trading capabilities, institutional-grade cost structures, and real-time creation/redemption privileges, are the primary participants in ETF premium–discount arbitrage. In contrast, Non-Institutional Participants face multiple constraints—including information latency and higher transaction frictions—which make it difficult to capture arbitrage opportunities promptly or profitably. 

As the name suggests, high dividends refer to companies distributing higher profits to investors in the form of cash dividends. There is no specific definition of how much dividend constitutes a high dividend. This article will utilize TQuant Lab to conduct a backtesting performance analysis of buying and holding High Dividend ETF.

ESG is an important indicator for evaluating a company's sustainable development and is also one of the important issues that investors pay attention to. Environmental risks are an issue that the world must pay attention to. Both investors and social groups have begun to supervise companies' or governments' response measures to environmental risks. This article will buy-and-hold ESG ETF and backtest risk and performance.

How does an inverted yield curve cause a rise in bond ETFs? Do you know how Bond ETFs works before you put your money in?

TEJ ETF database provides comprehensive information on major ETFs in the Taiwan market, assisting investors in selecting profitable investment targets amidst the constantly evolving and diverse range of ETFs.