Q: I am curious if you are aware of any large cap investment (> $7B) that is -68% in 2 years and -40% in one year? I don’t think this can be entirely blamed on the market. In any other business there would be a massive purge starting at the very top. What are your thoughts? Has this thing bottomed?
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Q: What just happened to ZWK?
Q: I currently hold BTE at 1% weighting and thinking to switch to ENCC and add for up to 2% weighting for yield and diversity in energy sector. In your opinion, is this the better move, or would holding both at 1% weighting be the preferred option? In an RSP seeking yield with some growth.
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Q: I hold some cash at present, and would like to take advantage of the dividend tax credit to reduce tax on dividend income. Can you suggest 5 or 6 ETF's that hold mostly Canadian stocks, and that have a distribution of over 7.5% consisting primarily of eligible dividends, and based on their holdings, you would consider to have a safe distribution going forward? Thank you.
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
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iShares U.S. Small Cap Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XSU)
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iShares Russell 1000 Growth ETF (IWF)
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Vanguard Small Cap Value ETF (VBR)
Q: Wondering if you still feel like the small-capitalization U.S. stocks are showing value going forward? Even with the YTD 9.59 return?
Wondering if you know of a ETF similar to XSU.CA that's tilted towards GROWTH, can be unhedged.
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Wondering if you know of a ETF similar to XSU.CA that's tilted towards GROWTH, can be unhedged.
Thanks
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BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
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CI Energy Giants Covered Call ETF (NXF)
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Canoe EIT Income Fund (EIT.UN)
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Main Street Capital Corporation (MAIN)
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BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC)
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Pacer Global Cash Cows Dividend ETF (GCOW)
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Oaktree Specialty Lending Corporation (OCSL)
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Owl Rock Capital Corporation (ORCC)
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Evolve Global Healthcare Enhanced Yield Fund (LIFE)
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JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI)
Q: Looking at 3 very different asset classes that offer high yields and would appreciate your help in sorting which ones offer best risk/ reward.
1. Covered calls: NXF, ZWC, ZWU, LIFE, JEPI;
2. Credit - OCSL, ORCC, MAINMAIN
3. Yield - GCOW, EIT-UN.
Questions: 1. What is your comfort level on risk/reward for any or all;
2. Please choose which are investable with short commentary as to rationale and and target buy prices
1. Covered calls: NXF, ZWC, ZWU, LIFE, JEPI;
2. Credit - OCSL, ORCC, MAINMAIN
3. Yield - GCOW, EIT-UN.
Questions: 1. What is your comfort level on risk/reward for any or all;
2. Please choose which are investable with short commentary as to rationale and and target buy prices
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Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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Twilio Inc. Class A (TWLO)
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DocuSign Inc. (DOCU)
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Evolve Innovation Index Fund (EDGE)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN)
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iShares Exponential Technologies Index ETF (XEXP)
Q: Hi there, I have EDGE and curious about XEXP. I know you don't normally go for new / low AUM ETFs but could you provide some analysis on whether you might make the switch from EDGE to the new Blackrock fund? I think hoping to get your thoughts as follows (charge multiple questions if warranted):
1. please compare the two products ignoring the differences in track record / AUM
2. If an investor likes XEXP better from a product design perspective, when might you be comfortable moving in (6 months and 100m AUM? less, more?)
Thanks!
1. please compare the two products ignoring the differences in track record / AUM
2. If an investor likes XEXP better from a product design perspective, when might you be comfortable moving in (6 months and 100m AUM? less, more?)
Thanks!
Q: Hello,
This is one statement from the fund facts(The ETF will employ a currency hedging strategy that seeks to hedge its exposure to U.S. dollars or other foreign currencies within the non-Canadian fixed income asset class.)
I assume that the U.S and foreign Equity holding are unhedged? And is the cost to hedge the US bonds included in the MER?
Also if XBAL is held in a RRSP will I get the withholding taxes back from the US dividends.
Thank you.
Derek
This is one statement from the fund facts(The ETF will employ a currency hedging strategy that seeks to hedge its exposure to U.S. dollars or other foreign currencies within the non-Canadian fixed income asset class.)
I assume that the U.S and foreign Equity holding are unhedged? And is the cost to hedge the US bonds included in the MER?
Also if XBAL is held in a RRSP will I get the withholding taxes back from the US dividends.
Thank you.
Derek
Q: I have a BMO High Interest savings ETF. The distributions are reinvested in the ETF. Will the interest be reported annually by BMO? And so, no capital gain will occur when the ETF is sold? Thanks.
Q: Good morning,
Looking for your thoughts on the the new suite of Sprott etf's as a means to position to profit from the transition to green energy sources.
• Sprott Energy Transition Materials ETF (Nasdaq:SETM)
• Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (Nasdaq:LITP)
• Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF (Nasdaq:URNJ)
• Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF (Nasdaq:COPJ)
Thank you
Looking for your thoughts on the the new suite of Sprott etf's as a means to position to profit from the transition to green energy sources.
• Sprott Energy Transition Materials ETF (Nasdaq:SETM)
• Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (Nasdaq:LITP)
• Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF (Nasdaq:URNJ)
• Sprott Junior Copper Miners ETF (Nasdaq:COPJ)
Thank you
Q: When I research AIRR I see that it has performed well, has a 5 star Morningstar rating and holds small to mid size industrials.
When you analyse this etf do you think that this has a place in a portfolio representative of industrial exposure.
When you look at this one please outline the good, bad and ugly. If you conclude it is not right, what would you suggest in its stead?
Thanks
Sheldon Hellin
When you analyse this etf do you think that this has a place in a portfolio representative of industrial exposure.
When you look at this one please outline the good, bad and ugly. If you conclude it is not right, what would you suggest in its stead?
Thanks
Sheldon Hellin
Q: In view of today’s comments by US FED how would you value the US banks outlook for next quarter or two. I have 23% gain in the ZBK. Would you recommend reducing or sell the ETF to capitalize on its gain before it potentially loses the gain?
Miroslaw
Miroslaw
Q: Is it reasonable to sell TLT and replace with EDV to register a capital loss but keep exposure to long dated treasuries. As well as a better yield while waiting.
Thank you
Thank you
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Global X S&P/TSX 60 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXT)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
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iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU)
Q: Which do you prefer and why. HXT seems to have better performance over time. Is there a particular reason?
Thx
Yves
Thx
Yves
Q: So now that Horizons has suspended new issues of this ETF, the unit price dropped by about $1.50. will the price continue to drop until it reaches net asset value. In this case at what price should one target to buy this ETF. Do you expect the price to continue to decline in the short term. What would be your advise? Wait or buy now?
Q: hello 5i:
moving our portfolio more into income producing as we are retired. With that in mind, is JEPI one of your favourite US enhanced income ETFs? I've read the questions on JEPI so am familiar with your answers; just don't want to leave out an ETF that might be "better". Any other suggestions that I should be looking at? Would it be more advantageous to look at something where I don't have to lose income in converting US dollars back to CDN dollars?
thanks
Paul L
moving our portfolio more into income producing as we are retired. With that in mind, is JEPI one of your favourite US enhanced income ETFs? I've read the questions on JEPI so am familiar with your answers; just don't want to leave out an ETF that might be "better". Any other suggestions that I should be looking at? Would it be more advantageous to look at something where I don't have to lose income in converting US dollars back to CDN dollars?
thanks
Paul L
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
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CI Morningstar International Momentum Index ETF (ZXM)
Q: Which of these two ETFs is a better buy in terms of growth and valuations?
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BMO Low Volatility US Equity ETF (ZLU)
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INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ)
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Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI)
Q: Hi Peter,
I want to move my investments to a portfolio of ETF's, Please suggest a group of ETF's with strong growth potential for Long term ( 10-15 years).
I want to move my investments to a portfolio of ETF's, Please suggest a group of ETF's with strong growth potential for Long term ( 10-15 years).
Q: Your opinion of the five single-stock ETF’s offered by Purpose Investments, generally and specifically. I’m thinking, in particular of replacing a small holding of the NEO-listed GOOG with Y-GOOG-NE. To complement a holding of GOOG (US).
Q: Hi 5iResearch
These two names seem to be different series for the the same etf, right?
If I am right, why do they have different prices per unit and how could their dist, be different while both are having the same underlying securities?
Could you please advise if there are differences in risk?
Do VBAL and XBAL also have different series?
Please as many credit as the question requires.
Thank you
These two names seem to be different series for the the same etf, right?
If I am right, why do they have different prices per unit and how could their dist, be different while both are having the same underlying securities?
Could you please advise if there are differences in risk?
Do VBAL and XBAL also have different series?
Please as many credit as the question requires.
Thank you