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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB $59.03)
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iShares Canadian Growth Index ETF (XCG $66.56)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC $54.11)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU $46.80)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE $48.18)
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INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ $674.15)
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Vanguard Total International Stock (VXUS $82.97)
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GLOBAL X FDS (AIQ $56.82)
Q: What would your top 3 ETFs be, that cover
1.domestic,
2.international,
3.trending stocks,
that could be held in long term accounts to buffer individual stock volatility and provide peace of mind ?
1.domestic,
2.international,
3.trending stocks,
that could be held in long term accounts to buffer individual stock volatility and provide peace of mind ?
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Information Technology Index ETF (XIT $71.21)
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INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ $674.15)
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CI Global Artificial Intelligence Fund (CIAI $36.24)
Q: Long term holder of XIT. It is my proxy for the Tech sector. While using your "total return" charting, I am noticing a recent divergence when comparing XIT to QQQ. Over many different timeframes you could lay one chart over the other and they compared very very well.
Recently the XIT showed a decline, which I believe is due to the potential impact of AI on the software subsector. Lately there appears to be a bit of a software-related recovery. Please correct me if you believe there is another explanation.
If I am correct, this leads me to consider adding a Tech ETF that is heavier into AI. I'm looking at trimming some of XIT and adding a new ETF to my relatively concentrated portfolio of 20-ish ETFs and stocks.
The "AI" ETF I am considering is CIAI. Would you agree with my thought process and the ETF that I have selected?
If so, do you have a suggestion on the relative weighting between XIT vs CIAI? Both would be held in my TFSA. I know you can't comment on individual asset allocations....I'm just looking for ballpark numbers 50-50, 60-40 or 75-25-ish.
Thanks.....Steve
Recently the XIT showed a decline, which I believe is due to the potential impact of AI on the software subsector. Lately there appears to be a bit of a software-related recovery. Please correct me if you believe there is another explanation.
If I am correct, this leads me to consider adding a Tech ETF that is heavier into AI. I'm looking at trimming some of XIT and adding a new ETF to my relatively concentrated portfolio of 20-ish ETFs and stocks.
The "AI" ETF I am considering is CIAI. Would you agree with my thought process and the ETF that I have selected?
If so, do you have a suggestion on the relative weighting between XIT vs CIAI? Both would be held in my TFSA. I know you can't comment on individual asset allocations....I'm just looking for ballpark numbers 50-50, 60-40 or 75-25-ish.
Thanks.....Steve
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S&P 500 (SPX)
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INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ $674.15)
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Vanguard All-Equity ETF Portfolio (VEQT $57.36)
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iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT $42.41)
Q: I am looking to simply my portfolio by transitioning part of my portfolio to broad market etf.
I have a few concerns with the often mentioned Xeqt and veqt.
With Canadian assets around 25% of holdings, is the Canadian market over represented?
Secondly, if I were to split my ETF holdings between a VEQT (or Xeqt) and a second, growthier ETF, which ETF would you recommend for some added torque?
Would the default choice be a QQQ. I ask because I am worried about the long term prospects for SAAS.
Your advice please.
Thank you
I have a few concerns with the often mentioned Xeqt and veqt.
With Canadian assets around 25% of holdings, is the Canadian market over represented?
Secondly, if I were to split my ETF holdings between a VEQT (or Xeqt) and a second, growthier ETF, which ETF would you recommend for some added torque?
Would the default choice be a QQQ. I ask because I am worried about the long term prospects for SAAS.
Your advice please.
Thank you