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iShares MSCI Min Vol Canada Index ETF (XMV $53.39)
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Could you come up with a list of « sleep at night » ETFs, with a 5-10 years horizon, ranking them from best to lowest potential growth and from highest to lowest risk ?
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Could you come up with a list of « sleep at night » ETFs, with a 5-10 years horizon, ranking them from best to lowest potential growth and from highest to lowest risk ?
Please deduct as many credits as you see fit.
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
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