Instruments that trade on the exchange alongside shares. A gold or index ETF gives you the whole basket in one line; a REIT or InvIT pays you rent and toll from property and infrastructure. Pick one to see its price history, how far it has run, and how much of it is actually being delivered rather than traded.
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Prices are end-of-day. The bars we store are exactly as the exchange published them; where a fund has had a unit split, the adjustment is applied when they are read so the history stays continuous, and every split is recorded. Analysis only, not investment advice.