Valuable not only for a comprehensive cataloguing of the vast array of exchange-traded funds that are now available but also for the insights into successful trading techniques, Trading ETFs, Second Edition is a refresh of the definitive guide to this increasingly vital part of the capital markets. The book includes numerous new examples of the kinds of techniques that Wagner uses in his selection of the most timely ETFs to trade and underscores one of the core insights of his trading discipline, which is to 'trade what you see, not what you think.' This book is aimed at professionals who are using-or should be using-ETFs as an asset class within their portfolios, as well as for the individual investor who wants exposure to wider sectors and geographical regions than those available, with comparable cost-effectiveness,elsewhere. Revisions focus on pros and cons and potential pitfalls of trading the latest class of ETFs. The new ETFs include inversely correlated and leveraged ETFs and the dangers, risks, and benefits associated with each new class of ETF. Additionally, a refresher on the initial concept of ETF selection will be included as well as new case studies on ideal entry and exit points and examples of real trades.