ETF
ETFs managed by TIMEFOLIO Asset Management can be traded at all securities companies. ETFs can be traded directly through the online systems (HTS/MTS) of the securities company you use, and you can trade them in the same way as trading regular equities.
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STEP 01
Securities Company SelectionSelect the securities company where you will trade TIMEFOLIO ETFs.
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STEP 02
Account OpeningIf you don't have an account, please create a trading account first. If you need guidance, we recommend visiting your securities company.
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STEP 03
Investment Amount DepositDeposit the investment amount you wish to purchase into your securities company account.
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STEP 04
ETF Name or Equity Code SearchGo to the stock search and purchase menu in your securities HTS/MTS.
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STEP 05
ETF Purchase OrderEnter your desired purchase price and quantity, just as you would with equities.
※ If you have subscribed to a pension through a securities company,
you can invest retirement pension (DC type, IRP) and pension savings deposits in TIMEFOLIO ETFs.
During year-end tax settlement, tax deductions of 16.5% are possible for up to 9 million KRW of annual pension savings contributions.
(Deduction rates vary according to income.)
For more detailed information, please visit the TIMEFOLIO ACTIVE ETF website below.
Go to TIMEFOLIO ETFWhat is the main difference between active and passive ETFs?
Passive ETFs simply track market indices, whereas active ETFs rely on the asset manager’s professional analysis and strategy to actively securities and adjust their weightings.
How does an active ETF pursue excess returns (alpha)?
The fund manager conducts a comprehensive analysis of market outlooks, corporate earnings, and industry trends, then focuses investments on promising sectors and securities to pursue excess returns (alpha).
How is risk managed in an active ETF?
When market volatility or sector-specific risks are detected, the fund actively implements risk mitigation strategies, such as reducing exposure to certain sectors. Unlike passive index tracking, it relies on the fund manager’s active decision-making to respond to fluctuations.
What are the advantages of an active ETF?
Active ETFs can respond agilely to market trends, potentially achieving higher returns than simple index tracking. They also allow for concentrated investment in specific themes or sectors, enabling the construction of differentiated portfolios.
Are the fees of an active ETF higher than those of a passive ETF?
Generally, yes. Active ETFs require more intensive analysis and trading strategies, so the management fees may be higher compared to passive ETFs.
Is an active ETF suitable for all investors?
It depends on the investor’s risk profile. While active ETFs aim for higher returns relative to the market, they require confidence in the fund manager’s strategy. They are suitable for investors who prefer proactive strategies over simple index tracking.
Can the performance of an active ETF be sustained over time?
It depends on the capabilities of the asset manager. An asset manager with consistent research and experience is more likely to generate long-term alpha (excess returns) by employing flexible strategies tailored to market conditions.
Are the constituent securities of an active ETF disclosed daily?
Yes, they are published daily on the detailed page of each ETF on the official website.
What are the differentiating features of "Active Elite TIMEFOLIO?"
To capture opportunities that are difficult to identify through simple index tracking, the fund manager develops strategies based on in-depth research and rigorous data analysis. Active Elite TIMEFOLIO leverages this expertise to respond more proactively to market changes and is specialized in pursuing long-term excess returns.