If an ETF and an mutual fund both track the same index and achieve the same gross returns, why does the ETF typically outperform the mutual fund over the long term? Beyond fees, what structural factors contribute to this difference?
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If an ETF and an mutual fund both track the same index and achieve the same gross returns, why does the ETF typically outperform the mutual fund over the long term? Beyond fees, what structural factors contribute to this difference?