Q: For a high risk tolerance and growth oriented for the next 5 years what other 4 mutual funds would you recommend with style similar to FID Special Situations that would have not to much overlap
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Q: Which of these do you think currently looks more attractive (taxable account, if that's meaningful)?
Q: Relating to your answer to my question nswered this morning …..
Could you please explain “reverse split 1:3”
It doesn’t sound like a good thing.
Could you please explain “reverse split 1:3”
It doesn’t sound like a good thing.
Q: SDIV has gone through some type of split in the last couple of days, as well as lowering its dividend to .08.
No dividend at all was paid into my LIF account.
PDBC seems to be under the radar as far as the dividend payment is concerned. I cannot locate the amount.
Kindly advise what is going on with these and please offer your position on them.
Thank you!
No dividend at all was paid into my LIF account.
PDBC seems to be under the radar as far as the dividend payment is concerned. I cannot locate the amount.
Kindly advise what is going on with these and please offer your position on them.
Thank you!
- Miscellaneous (MISC)
- iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA)
- iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY)
- iShares MSCI South Africa ETF (EZA)
Q: Hi Guys
I would like some Emerging Markets exposure, After listening to Jeffery Gundlach and Felix Zulauf ( both very smart guys) they agree China is now totally uninvestable.
My problem is i own ZEM for my emerging markets exposure which has about 30% China.
There is EMXC which i could buy instead which excludes China, but holds about 20% exposure to Taiwan.
What would be your strategy?
Thanks Gord
I would like some Emerging Markets exposure, After listening to Jeffery Gundlach and Felix Zulauf ( both very smart guys) they agree China is now totally uninvestable.
My problem is i own ZEM for my emerging markets exposure which has about 30% China.
There is EMXC which i could buy instead which excludes China, but holds about 20% exposure to Taiwan.
What would be your strategy?
Thanks Gord
- iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
- iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
- iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ)
- Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV)
- Vanguard Total International Stock (VXUS)
- iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio (XGRO)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I am in the process of setting up an investment account for my nephew and would like to stick to indexes for the time being until he is comfortable with individual equities.
Given the current market climate and your best guess, what % would you attribute in a portfolio (out of 100%) to the following indices: VFV, XQQ, XIC, IWO, XGRO. Please feel free to suggest any other index that was not mentioned in the list above.
Thank you!
I am in the process of setting up an investment account for my nephew and would like to stick to indexes for the time being until he is comfortable with individual equities.
Given the current market climate and your best guess, what % would you attribute in a portfolio (out of 100%) to the following indices: VFV, XQQ, XIC, IWO, XGRO. Please feel free to suggest any other index that was not mentioned in the list above.
Thank you!
Q: which laddered Preferred share ETF DO YOU SUGGEST.
Thanks
Thanks
- BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG)
- iShares Core Canadian Long Term Bond Index ETF (XLB)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I didn't have bonds this year and I wish I did even though it lost value it still did better than my portfolio tilted toward growth. If you were to initiate a bonds presence in your portfolio. Would you rather buy these 2 or one or the other. Any other suggestion is welcome.
Thx
Thx
Q: I understand that you recommend VOO for S&P 500 coverage. I understand that this etfs weighting of companies is based on capital value. Which equivalent-weight etf would you recommend in its place?
Q: Good morning 5i,
I have a question regarding the PSA ETF. There will be a change in January in the nature of the ETF, for me who owns a significant amount in PSA, will this change anything in regards to its safety or any other drawbacks (or benefits). I would appreciate your informed opinion.
Posted by Purpose Investments on Nov 22nd, 2022 —
Purpose Investments Announces Fund Merger of Purpose Money Market Fund into Purpose High Interest Savings ETF and Name Change of Purpose High Interest Savings ETF
Purpose Investments Inc. (“Purpose”) today announced its proposal to merge Purpose Money Market Fund (“PMT”) into Purpose High Interest Savings ETF (to be renamed Purpose High Interest Savings Fund) (“PSA”) (the “Merger”) on or about January 27, 2023 (the “Effective Date”). These funds are designed to provide investors with monthly income while preserving capital and liquidity by investing in high interest deposit accounts. The Merger is being implemented in order to more effectively and efficiently manage the fund portfolios as well as to reduce costs for the benefit of unitholders.
The Merger will be implemented on a tax-deferred basis. Following the Merger, PSA will continue to provide an opportunity for preservation of capital and liquidity and monthly distributions.
As a result of the Merger, holders of Class A units and Class F units of the Fund will become holders of Class A units and Class F units, respectively, of PSA on the Effective Date. The change of name of PSA to Purpose High Interest Savings Fund is expected to be effective on or about January 13, 2023.
Thanks
I have a question regarding the PSA ETF. There will be a change in January in the nature of the ETF, for me who owns a significant amount in PSA, will this change anything in regards to its safety or any other drawbacks (or benefits). I would appreciate your informed opinion.
Posted by Purpose Investments on Nov 22nd, 2022 —
Purpose Investments Announces Fund Merger of Purpose Money Market Fund into Purpose High Interest Savings ETF and Name Change of Purpose High Interest Savings ETF
Purpose Investments Inc. (“Purpose”) today announced its proposal to merge Purpose Money Market Fund (“PMT”) into Purpose High Interest Savings ETF (to be renamed Purpose High Interest Savings Fund) (“PSA”) (the “Merger”) on or about January 27, 2023 (the “Effective Date”). These funds are designed to provide investors with monthly income while preserving capital and liquidity by investing in high interest deposit accounts. The Merger is being implemented in order to more effectively and efficiently manage the fund portfolios as well as to reduce costs for the benefit of unitholders.
The Merger will be implemented on a tax-deferred basis. Following the Merger, PSA will continue to provide an opportunity for preservation of capital and liquidity and monthly distributions.
As a result of the Merger, holders of Class A units and Class F units of the Fund will become holders of Class A units and Class F units, respectively, of PSA on the Effective Date. The change of name of PSA to Purpose High Interest Savings Fund is expected to be effective on or about January 13, 2023.
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Q: Are there any Canadian ETfs or low mer mutual funds that invest in investment grade corporate bonds with duration of 5 years less.?
Q: I am considering purchasing a high interest savings etf at wealthtrade
1. Is it covered by CDIC?
2. Does it have an ex dividend date like stocks?
3. If I purchase it before this date, will I get the interest?
4. The price always goes up on the 28th. Does it make sense to wait to purchase it?
Thanks
1. Is it covered by CDIC?
2. Does it have an ex dividend date like stocks?
3. If I purchase it before this date, will I get the interest?
4. The price always goes up on the 28th. Does it make sense to wait to purchase it?
Thanks
Q: I note you have liked ZWK in the past. I own some and wondering if you still like it and if you would add to a position (I am currently at about 15% Financials when considering my other holdings).
- iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
- Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV)
- INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ)
Q: Could you give me your opinion of the above three ETFs for a long term, "sleep at night" portfolio? The YTD return has not been good, but I feel it should turn around in the long term. Thanks!
Q: Hi Guys
I have noticed the distribution has been going down the last year and a half, I would have thought they would have at least stayed around 0.06
Cents but they are now .04
The holdings include a lot of Telcom and pipelines, and other companies that have been raising their dividends. Will they're be higher distributions in the future now that rates are going up, maybe just a lag factor here?
YTD I think the return is down around 3.5 % including distributions.
Finally, do you think I can beat a GIC return here over the next 2 years.?
Thanks Gord
I have noticed the distribution has been going down the last year and a half, I would have thought they would have at least stayed around 0.06
Cents but they are now .04
The holdings include a lot of Telcom and pipelines, and other companies that have been raising their dividends. Will they're be higher distributions in the future now that rates are going up, maybe just a lag factor here?
YTD I think the return is down around 3.5 % including distributions.
Finally, do you think I can beat a GIC return here over the next 2 years.?
Thanks Gord
- iShares S&P Global Consumer Discretionary Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XCD)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
- Global X Nasdaq-100 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXQ)
Q: I have some cash and thinking of adding to XCD,XHY and HXQ. Would you be a buyer of all 3?
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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: For periods under 90 days, which do you recommend for cash, BMT104 or BMOs ZMMK?
Q: Why has this ETF not increased in yield? Yield has been flat for over a year yet short term rates have skyrocketed. Why the lag?
Q: Can you provide your overview of Fundamentals for the Workplace Technology Dividend Fund. At current pricing level do you feel this is a relatively safe investment for Income and Growth over the next 2 to 3 years?
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Tim
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Tim