Subject: Re: BlackRock's Defined-Maturity TIPS ETFs
So when you sell an ETF, then you're realize the cap gain...correct? I don't think you can get away from it, just perhaps delay it a bit. Or am I not remembering something again? - 1pg

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No different that when you sell a MF at a gain.

The difference is that in a MF you get taxable capital gains distributed to you even when you don't sell.

This is not an issue in a Roth or TIRA, but in a taxable account you will be paying taxes each year on the cap gains that the MF distributes.