What it means when ETFs deviate from NAVs: Cerulli

'Advisors purchasing a mutual fund as a long-term holding may be overpaying and would be better served in an ETF. Investors who do not need intra-day liquidity but may need to sell at a specific date may well be best served by the mutual fund,' writes a Cerulli analyst.

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