Q: Can I get your opinion on this mid cap growth ETF? Appears to hold some of your favourite U.S. growth stocks. Do you think it has the same level of upside as IWO? Thanks
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Q: Could u rank your preference in putting the above in TFSA account, from most prefer to least prefer, over a 5 year horizon, or any other choice you would add. Thank you
Q: Hello, I own ZUS.U , however it longer shows up in my RBC statement. Instead it has been replaced with ZUSFF with zero value..
What is going on?
Thanks
Carlo
What is going on?
Thanks
Carlo
Q: Hi there, ARKK has dropped very dramatically - about 75% to 80% from all time highs. I believe the 2000 .com bust had a similar fall in terms of percentages. In your opinion, has ARKK bottomed out here? Do you think it's time to finally start buying in the $40 to $45 price range? Lastly, do you see comparisons in buying ARKK today, similar to buying oil in March 2020 after oil went negative and XEG etc collapsed? Thanks!
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iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ)
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Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT)
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ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK)
Q: I am looking at 2 and 5 years charts for both funds and VGT was outperforming XQQ all the time in the last 2/5 years and didn't get cut as much. if you were to pick one now would you still go with VGT?
What is your view on ARKK now?
What is your view on ARKK now?
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BMO Equal Weight US Banks Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUB)
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BMO Equal Weight US Banks Index ETF (ZBK)
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SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE)
Q: In the past I owned ZUB or ZBK for exposure to the US Banks. I would like to go back to these ETF. But when I look at the top 10 holdings I see JPM and BAC, but not MS or GS . Are MS/GS not considered as banks for these Etf or are just a smaller percentage? Would you have another suggestion for this specific sector?
Would regional banking KRE be a better choice at the moment.
Or something like IYG, even if I would prefer a canadian Etf.
Thanks again.
Would regional banking KRE be a better choice at the moment.
Or something like IYG, even if I would prefer a canadian Etf.
Thanks again.
Q: Is it too soon to start adding to this ETF or would you hold off for the next couple of months, expecting more downside. I am down about 16 percent at the moment..
Thanks, Lesley
Thanks, Lesley
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Health Care Select Sector SPDR (XLV)
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iShares Biotechnology ETF (IBB)
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Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL.U)
Q: Good Morning
Can you please give your opinion on Harvest Healthcare Leaders ETF or is there another healthcare purchase you would suggest.
Also would this be a good time to purchase.
Thank you
Heather
Can you please give your opinion on Harvest Healthcare Leaders ETF or is there another healthcare purchase you would suggest.
Also would this be a good time to purchase.
Thank you
Heather
Q: Hi Team,
I understand that TLT should decline as bond yields rise. On the other hand, why does TIP continue to decline? I was under the impression that TIP is indexed to CPI, shouldn't TIP be rising at this time?
I understand that TLT should decline as bond yields rise. On the other hand, why does TIP continue to decline? I was under the impression that TIP is indexed to CPI, shouldn't TIP be rising at this time?
Q: I have held JEPI thinking that in a bear market, or any down market, JEPI should do better than SPY or RSP. Is this in fact correct? The decline in JEPI seems about the same as the decline in SPY. I am however not sure. In comparing charts, even premium sources I have access to do not footnote whether or not distributions are taken into account. I also cannot tell from JEPI’s history what portion of distribution is in fact return of capital.
Q: Hi, can I have your opinion on the best Canadian fund to follow the nasdaq. Thanks
Q: I purchased some ZSP last week for my Grandchildrens RESP, in an answer today you chose SPY , was the reason simply for currency diversification?
Q: Is there an ETF or fund that I can purchase that follows the Canadian Venture Index?
It has been beaten up so much that I would like to nibble at it, but I haven't been able to find a venue.
Bill
It has been beaten up so much that I would like to nibble at it, but I haven't been able to find a venue.
Bill
Q: Dear 5i team.
Can you help me understand the chart for CBO? Looking at the long term, it seems to be in a downward trend, even over 10 years? I assume this was caused by declining interest rates over the past 10 years? With raising interest rates, at what point does this turn back into a positive trend? Even with the past few months with rates starting to rise, it's been in decline. Is there a lag in closing out old positions and starting new ones with a higher yield? Just trying to understand roughly at what point this starts to look like a good entry point.
Many thanks for your help.
Can you help me understand the chart for CBO? Looking at the long term, it seems to be in a downward trend, even over 10 years? I assume this was caused by declining interest rates over the past 10 years? With raising interest rates, at what point does this turn back into a positive trend? Even with the past few months with rates starting to rise, it's been in decline. Is there a lag in closing out old positions and starting new ones with a higher yield? Just trying to understand roughly at what point this starts to look like a good entry point.
Many thanks for your help.
Q: Do you think XQQ has more much downside potential ? Could this be a decent time to add more XQQ to an existing position for returns 2-3 years down the road?
Q: I am thinking about buying this Pimco Canada bond fund. Do you know how the high distribution would be taxed (I know you guys aren’t accountants so I won’t hold you to it!). For example is it eligible for the dividend tax credit at all or is it just taxed as regular income?
Q: Hello Peter,
For a mid-risk investor who just retired and has a little cash to work with in a registered account what is your perspective on:
Opening a 1/2 position of VGT or just add 1/4 position to MFST or Appl to a full position.?
Which stock(s) would you be ok with today to be 6%-8% of a portfolio for a 5-10 year hold? Please rank the stocks if there is more than one possible choice.
Thank you
Debbie and Jerry
For a mid-risk investor who just retired and has a little cash to work with in a registered account what is your perspective on:
Opening a 1/2 position of VGT or just add 1/4 position to MFST or Appl to a full position.?
Which stock(s) would you be ok with today to be 6%-8% of a portfolio for a 5-10 year hold? Please rank the stocks if there is more than one possible choice.
Thank you
Debbie and Jerry
Q: I'm a new subscriber to your services this year and much appreciate your independent thought on investments. What is a good fully diversified ETF that is capital gains oriented over dividends? I've focused on dividend paying stocks over past 30 years, and while I'm enjoying working - want to avoid paying more than 1/2 my dividends income to gov. When I stop working I would convert back to dividend based investments to provide my income. Thank you.
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)
Q: Peter,
I look at the S & P 500 index as the gold standard for performance measurement. It has been my theory that any portfolio performance should be compared to this index first. Do you agree?
For diversification purposes please list your top 5 indexes & associated ETF codes that you feel would be relevant whenever looking at an equity portfolio. This can be anywhere in the world. { Fixed Income I strictly take a ladder approach.} I would be interested in ones with a lower correlation , if that is realistic. It may not be.
Thank you
Paul
I look at the S & P 500 index as the gold standard for performance measurement. It has been my theory that any portfolio performance should be compared to this index first. Do you agree?
For diversification purposes please list your top 5 indexes & associated ETF codes that you feel would be relevant whenever looking at an equity portfolio. This can be anywhere in the world. { Fixed Income I strictly take a ladder approach.} I would be interested in ones with a lower correlation , if that is realistic. It may not be.
Thank you
Paul
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Purpose Diversified Real Asset Fund (PRA)
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Invesco Global Listed Private Equity ETF (PSP)
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Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC)
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Global X ReSolve Adaptive Asset Allocation Corporate Class ETF (HRAA)
Q: Hi Peter
I have read alternative investments as a way diversify the portfolio beyond stocks and bonds.
There appears to be many types of alternative investments and complicated too.
If one were to invest in alternative investments, do you have any recommendations on how to approach such investments?
Are there any ETFs in this space that simplifies the investment approach?
My purpose is for income with a bit of ongoing growth.
I have read alternative investments as a way diversify the portfolio beyond stocks and bonds.
There appears to be many types of alternative investments and complicated too.
If one were to invest in alternative investments, do you have any recommendations on how to approach such investments?
Are there any ETFs in this space that simplifies the investment approach?
My purpose is for income with a bit of ongoing growth.