Q: Thoughts on xcs at current levels? Is it a good time to chip away or are we too early in the cycle?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: What are your thoughts on IQLT in this current environment? It does have a heavy weighting in Europe. Are you presently concerned about further deterioration of the European economy ?
Without trying to make this a question about market timing, would it be best to wait to add to one's current holdings? I am close to the desired weighting, but would like to top it up when things appear to be close to being at their worst. Wouldn't we all like to buy at the bottom ?!
Without trying to make this a question about market timing, would it be best to wait to add to one's current holdings? I am close to the desired weighting, but would like to top it up when things appear to be close to being at their worst. Wouldn't we all like to buy at the bottom ?!
Q: Just curious your thoughts on getting tech exposure. Could you please provide your preference (not individual names) on a basic etf like TEC or the covered call strategy? Pros and Cons of each one if you could please.
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BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG $14.07)
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iShares Core Canadian Long Term Bond Index ETF (XLB $19.31)
Q: What would be safe bond ETFs with decent dividends for the next 2 or 3 years.
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BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Hedged To CAD Index ETF (ZQQ $172.96)
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iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ $62.27)
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Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (QQC $41.92)
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Global X Nasdaq-100 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXQ $101.25)
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you provide a couple (or more) ETF's related to the NASDAQ, with a long term horizon in mind. In particular are there any that reinvest their dividends rather than distribute them to their investors. Also what are the tax implications of reinvesting rather than distributing. Is there an ETF that covers all the listings on the the NASDAQ itself. Thanks.
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Micron Technology Inc. (MU $208.42)
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Trisura Group Ltd. (TSU $37.47)
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iShares U.S. Technology ETF (IYW $200.08)
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Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI $47.61)
Q: Hello
I am underweight in tech, overweight in Financials and have a few stocks under 1% in the portfolio. I am low on my US holdings
Thinking of future 5 years.
Sell NVEI, MU and TSU and buy IYW.
Your comments or suggestions most welcome.
Thank you
Mike
I am underweight in tech, overweight in Financials and have a few stocks under 1% in the portfolio. I am low on my US holdings
Thinking of future 5 years.
Sell NVEI, MU and TSU and buy IYW.
Your comments or suggestions most welcome.
Thank you
Mike
Q: Have losses on ZAG in a cash account. In your opinion, would selling ZAG and buying XFR (suggest a better one?) be a good move right now and pass the superficial loss test?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
Q: With the anticipated increase in demand for travel what are your thoughts on this travel ETF? Thanks.
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Equinix Inc. (EQIX $823.96)
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Switch Inc. Class A (SWCH)
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Digital Realty Trust Inc. (DLR $172.12)
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Global X Data Center REITs & Digital Infrastructur (VPN)
Q: I just watched the most recent Kevin Oleary you tube plug on the above. He was promoting Bitbuys investment in Montana. Do you have a recommendation for a Data Centre / Data Collection position strategy ?
Amazon AWS ? or other ?
Amazon AWS ? or other ?
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $28.74)
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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.06)
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Vanguard Global Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VGAB)
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iShares 0-5 Year TIPS Bond Index ETF (XSTP $43.94)
Q: Hi 5i team,
If you were to do a bond ETF portfolio to complement equity and other holdings, what (Cdn-listed) ETFs would you choose for balanced exposure to a range of market environments? Long-term registered account. I am thinking:
XBB--Canadian universe
VGAB--Global universe
XSTP--Short term US inflation-linked government
Thanks.
If you were to do a bond ETF portfolio to complement equity and other holdings, what (Cdn-listed) ETFs would you choose for balanced exposure to a range of market environments? Long-term registered account. I am thinking:
XBB--Canadian universe
VGAB--Global universe
XSTP--Short term US inflation-linked government
Thanks.
Q: I want to reduce Canadian exposure and increase international exposure in my portfolio. Would it be a good idea to sell XTC and buy ZXM? I am down in both securities. Could you please provide your views on future prospects for this move. Thanks
Q: Would you be a buyer of US Banks now or would you wait for potentially lower prices? I have a small position in RUBY which I'd like to increase but it is down 26% from my original purchase price but I am not sure how US Banks are expected to perform in this market and facing a possible recession.
Q: What your opinion of PID at these levels? Would you add to a position here? Good dividend but a horrible looking long term 10 year chart. Thanks Ron
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BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG $14.07)
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BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (ZST $49.11)
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iShares Floating Rate Index ETF (XFR $20.06)
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ProShares Short 20+ Year Treasury -1x Shares (TBF $23.19)
Q: Many months ago, everybody and their brother was predicting interest rate increases, so I sold the bond funds in my RRSP (primarily ZAG) and bought short term bond funds like ZST and XFR. And for some fun /an experiment, I bought some TBF. I try not to time the equity market (as per your sage advice), but I could not resist with bonds (because it seemed like everyone was convinced about the interest rate direction). Good news is that TBF is up 22% YTD; and ZAG is down 13% YTD, but I do not understand why I do not hear anyone promoting TBF as a solution for this rising rate environment. What am I missing? Is there a liquidity risk for sellers when the rates start to flatten out; or is there a significant and quick price plunge risk; or...??? Thanks in advance for your comments.
Q: Hello everyone at 5i!! Would you consider ZPR to be a reasonably safe investment in a recession? Cheers, Tamara
Q: With minimal tax payable on small gain , would it make sense in your view to swap HACK for IHAK today?
Q: Is the time for buying longer term bonds, like SHY or even TLT coming closer?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello 5i research
On BNN yesterday one Guest recommended Rinf -Proshares inflation expectations ETF for this market conditions.What are your thoughts , appreciate your guidance.
Thanks
On BNN yesterday one Guest recommended Rinf -Proshares inflation expectations ETF for this market conditions.What are your thoughts , appreciate your guidance.
Thanks
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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iShares Core S&P 500 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XSP $69.04)
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iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ $62.27)
Q: Can you recommend your favorite Cad Hedged Nasdaq ETF and also Cad Hedged S & P 500 ETF?
My reason for hedging is with Canadian Energy companies picking up, unless we have a housing correction, the Cad dollar should eventually rise.
thanks,
Paul
My reason for hedging is with Canadian Energy companies picking up, unless we have a housing correction, the Cad dollar should eventually rise.
thanks,
Paul
Q: Good morning,
All the emerging markets ETFs seem to be weighted roughly 50% to China and Taiwan. I would like to re-balance the EM weighting using Canadian-listed securities to one or two dynamic regions or countries (not sure, India or SE Asia maybe). Are there good ETFs for dynamic regions or countries that could balance things out a bit for a more globally weighted exposure? ZID caught my eye; 0.67% fee.
Would you do this or would you stick to the one-stop-shop EM ETFs like VEE/XSEM?
Canadian products only, please. I'm aware the US has greater selection. Many thanks for your help.
All the emerging markets ETFs seem to be weighted roughly 50% to China and Taiwan. I would like to re-balance the EM weighting using Canadian-listed securities to one or two dynamic regions or countries (not sure, India or SE Asia maybe). Are there good ETFs for dynamic regions or countries that could balance things out a bit for a more globally weighted exposure? ZID caught my eye; 0.67% fee.
Would you do this or would you stick to the one-stop-shop EM ETFs like VEE/XSEM?
Canadian products only, please. I'm aware the US has greater selection. Many thanks for your help.