Investment Q&A

Q: I don't think I asked my question correctly. Am I buying IYW too high at $108, and does it have room to go up still? Why?

Q: Late starting a RESP. First annual withdrawal will be August, 2028. Deposits to the RESP will come from an initial funding and annual contributions thereafter. Please suggest appropriate investments in the scenario. Thank you

Q: Hello all at 5i:
There have been no questions on this ETF for over a year and asking your thoughts for young folks just starting with investments. Thank you as always. Barbara

Q: Hi everyone!!

What are your thoughts on QQQJ ?I have it in my portfolio and am experiencing a small loss. Does it have the potential for future growth or would I be better off unloading it??

Cheers,

Tamara

Q: IYW is near its all time high of $116. Over the next 3 months what are the chances of the price moving higher than current $109.05?

Q: I'm in the process of cleaning up our portfolio. Away:US has been a disappointment so far and we are in the red for this one, is there any reason to keep this ?

Q: Could you pls provide ETFs for dividend and capital growth over the next 12 months for each of:
Communications Services, Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Energy, Financial, Health Care, Industrials, Information Technology, Materials, Real Estate, and Utilities?

Q: you recently answered question re XIC vs CDZ like this:
we would prefer XIC as it has a lower MER at 0.06%, vs. CDZ at 0.66%

I've gone with CDZ in the past because of its lower holdings in financials. Does XiC's lower MER make up for the higher allocation?

Q: I was considering investing 300k into 2 or 3 of these picks below for almost guaranteed savings. This would be in a non registered holding company.

1. Horizons Cash Maximizer- HSAV (which you have pointed out is more tax efficient since they don't pay distributions and yield gains are building into escalating price, etc)

2. Horizons High Interest Savings-CASH which is straight up high taxation interest gains

3. Purpose High Interest Savings- PSA which is straight up high taxation interest gains.

Please advise if you have a preference for perhaps two picks at 150K, or all three at 100k for example.

Alternatively, if there is another TSX traded option that you suggest, i would look at that too. To be purchased via CIBC Investors Edge.

Thank you.

Q: I own TDB8150...I use it to park cash within my TD Webbroker accounts...currently pays 4.05%...that rate didnt move higher with latest interest rate hike...believe it didnt move higher on last rate hike either...I go onto TD's website to see mgmt fee but am unable to find details on it...are you able to tell me what the current mgmt fee TD is charging for this investment...please and thank you...and also any suggestions as an alternative place to park cash...take as many credits as you need...and thanks for your insight...Cheers

Q: Please recommend a CDN ETF with a dividend that has a good chance of capital growth in the next 12 months.

Q: Best S&P500 ETF for an RRSP?

Q: Hello,

Can you suggest several specific companies and/or ETF's to gain exposure to both the Indian economy as well as that of countries like Vietnam?

Q: JEPI did reasonably well vs. US markets in 2022 and YTD 2023. The fund is now beginning to see net outflows. Question: Are US-listed covered call ETFs going to do less well “going forward” -- say , in the period from now to end of year 2024. My rough calculations of JEPI’s returns including distributions *appear* to show JEPI did not outperform a general index like SPY.

What are the main signs to look for to help one decide that’s it’s time to sell. No, not market timing! One would simply like to *try* to leave before the exits get overcrowded.

Q: What is a CDN health ETF that will max dividend and capital appreciation over next 12 months pls?

Q: Today the US Fed announced a pause in its rate hikes however stating the next move will be up. Looking back in history I see that 90% of the time a pause in the fed rate is followed by a reduction in rates and not an increase. If history repeats itself I'm thinking bonds should start to increase in price. To take advantage, if my thinking is correct, should I hold short, medium or long bonds. I have held BLV for some time now and am in a loss position but am thinking of adding a wee bit more.

Appreciate any comments you have.

Q: What are your top etf recommendations to purchase now given we are officially in a bull market, the latest cpi numbers are encouraging & the fed is possibly done?

Or is this too late and FOMO is leading me at the wrong time into investing more funds now?

Thanks.

Q: I understand there has been an uptick in the European Market. My question is, is this an uptick in all sectors or just 1 or 2 sectors and what ETF would you recommend and why.

Q: I see on a recent answer you like consumer discretionary, any thoughts on consumer staples and having a position in XLP?

Q: You were asked a question on this today comparing to Sprott Physcial. Is it not concerning that the URNM is making lower highs compared to Physical?