In The ETF Book, author Richard Ferri aims to provide both ETF basics and in-depth fund analysis, model portfolios, and detailed investment management strategies. Ferri will also offer portfolio recommendations for investors seeking to explore the popular world of ETFs. More specifically, Ferri dedicates an entire chapter_(Chapter 5) to the unique tax advantages of ETFs, as well as separate chapters on U.S. and international ETFs. And due to the recent boom in commodities, Ferri discusses the sudden rise and structure of commodity ETFs. The last part of the book takes investors through a step-by-step process of creating their very own ETF portfolios. Ferri offers tips on managing expectations, finding the right broker, and_following model ETF portfolios. An accessible guide to understanding the world of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been around for over a decade. Yet only recently are they gaining wide recognition among individual investors and investment advisors as a leading financial innovation. The ETF Book, written by veteran financial professional and author Richard Ferri, provides readers with everything they need to know to successfully navigate the growing number of ETFs available in the marketplace and select the right ones for their needs. This book is a detailed, yet clearly articulated guide that covers all aspects of the market from ETF basics and in-depth fund analysis to the tax benefits of using ETFs. Ferri also includes many portfolio management strategies using ETFs and offers model portfolios that readers can follow. Filled with in-depth insights on different types of ETFs and practical advice on how to trade them, this detailed guide takes investors through a step-by-step process of creating their very own successful ETF portfolio