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Investment Q&A
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
Q: Portfolio analytics suggests that I need more international exposure. Can you suggest some ETFs that would provide me with broad exposure to international markets (non-US markets)? Perhaps lower-, medium- and higher-risk options? Thank you.
Q: Hi,
Could you please comment on the telecom market outlook for the next 6 months? Should I hold/sell/buy NOK/ERIC?
Thanks.
Could you please comment on the telecom market outlook for the next 6 months? Should I hold/sell/buy NOK/ERIC?
Thanks.
Q: Do you think the prospects of investing in Emerging markets funds is improving? Are they going to be better performing compared to developed markets? Does the rising interest rates impedes their progress?
Q: Peter; Is there any way to buy shares of Kia ,Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi and Suzuki in a EFT or Index ? Thanks
Rod
Rod
Q: Your opinion of this company please
Q: Hi there, can you give an update for this company considering inflationary times and outlook for next 3 years?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Could you do an update (only 1 question and it was 2021? Now approaching CAD$0.5B, strong earnings, low debt, pays a dividend, in good assets in CAD, interesting opportunities in North Sea - a UK company but listed on TSX.V. In particular, to what would you attribute its lackluster performance in the last year? Thx.
John
John
Q: I am holding Rio Tinto, Unilever and ADT all of which have reached their target price for the year. Should I sell in the current volatile market and buy back in at a better price?
Q: HSBC is refocusing their business to Asia, sold their interests in Canada and is looking to sell in NZ. Based on their fundamentals and strategy, do you think their stock will perform better or worst in the next 6 months? Thanks.
Q: Can you please provide two Emerging Markets ETFs ex. China that you would recommend to an investor seeking exposure to those markets?
Thanks as always for your expertise.
Thanks as always for your expertise.
Q: A recent question started with the premise that China was currently uninvestable. You answered the question but did not speak to the premise. I, myself, was thinking pretty close to the opposite, that China represents one of the better opportunities right now. What do you think? Thank-you.
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BMO MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (ZEM)
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VALE S.A. American Depositary Shares Each Representing one (VALE)
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iShares Latin America 40 ETF (ILF)
Q: Regarding the T1135 form, my understanding is that by owning both ILF (U.S. ETF) and Vale (ADR), they would need to be declared (i.e. not exempt from reporting) above the $100,000 threshold correct? I believe this is true unless they are held within an RRSP or a TFSA, in which case both would be exempt.
On the other hand, ETF's with foreign holdings that are created by Canadian institutions such as the BMO's ZEM would also be exempt from reporting, even if that one was held within an open account.
If the above is true, is there a Canadian-based alternative to the ILF ETF ? I would like to have some exposure to Latin America. ZEM, for instance, has holdings I'm not really interested in.
On the other hand, ETF's with foreign holdings that are created by Canadian institutions such as the BMO's ZEM would also be exempt from reporting, even if that one was held within an open account.
If the above is true, is there a Canadian-based alternative to the ILF ETF ? I would like to have some exposure to Latin America. ZEM, for instance, has holdings I'm not really interested in.
Q: Happy New Year to all the 5i team!
Question for you: should we be adding to ILF for emerging market exposure? It's dropped the past year with most everything else but is paying a monster dividend now (like 12.7 % going off of trailing year's payments). Am I missing something?
Should we be looking at something like ZEM instead?
Thanks!
Question for you: should we be adding to ILF for emerging market exposure? It's dropped the past year with most everything else but is paying a monster dividend now (like 12.7 % going off of trailing year's payments). Am I missing something?
Should we be looking at something like ZEM instead?
Thanks!
Q: Note: Allkem Ltd trades under the ticker AKE. Very few questions, last in 2021. Now established operations and profitable. I know it's out of your geography of reporting but could you do a quick analysis of its fundamentals, new projects nearing completion and, particularly, its recent decline in share price, as it's sharply off it's recent all-time highs
thanks for all you do and all the best for the Festive Season and 2023
John
thanks for all you do and all the best for the Festive Season and 2023
John
Q: Based on Portfolio Analytics my portfolio needs more international exposure and more industrial exposure. To that end I am looking at BASF SE the german chemical giant currently trading at a discount with a great dividend.
Should I be worried?
Should I be worried?
Q: This is my big loser, other losers aren't nearly as bad. Nio has dropped about 80% from when I bought it -- at the peak.
I can hold on without any problem.
But does this stock still have a good potential upside?
I can hold on without any problem.
But does this stock still have a good potential upside?
Q: I have Trane but see recently, you've had positive remarks about Carrier. That together with the 25% withholding tax on the dividend due to Trane being European based makes me wonder if I should change to Carrier for the next few years?
Q: 1. Under current and projected global market conditions, does it make sense to invest in India-focused ETFs?
2. For India, would you lean towards actively managed ETFs, or passive ETFs , or invest in both?
If both, Which ETFs , if any, do you favor for the next couple of years? I am more comfortable with ETFs that are traded in NY or London, are hedged to the US$, and which invest only in mega caps, excluding State-owned enterprises.
2. For India, would you lean towards actively managed ETFs, or passive ETFs , or invest in both?
If both, Which ETFs , if any, do you favor for the next couple of years? I am more comfortable with ETFs that are traded in NY or London, are hedged to the US$, and which invest only in mega caps, excluding State-owned enterprises.
Q: What is your current view on ING? Is the dividend safe?