Q: Hi group what the best performing health care ETF. Does ARKG fit the bill to purchase at this time. Theory is that the virus is mutating and will delay the economic recovery - your thoughts and recommendations please
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Q: hi, what is your thoughts MFC 5786:ca and MFC 5303:ca for 2-3% portfolio
thanks Jean guy
thanks Jean guy
Q: Other than Horizon's BetaPro ETFs, are there any other leveraged ETFs that trade on Canadian markets? I am looking for something similar to TNA / TZA, but trading in Canadian dollars.
- iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU)
- Dynamic Active Global Dividend ETF (DXG)
- Harvest Brand Leaders Plus Income ETF (HBF)
- CI MSCI Canada Quality Index Class ETF (FQC)
Q: Hi,
I'm looking for an ETF that holds a small number of high quality Canadian stocks - say about 25 holdings. A yield similar to XIC or XIU would be nice but not critical.
HBF and DXG are a couple of ETF examples that I use for US and international companies. So something similar to these but holding Canadian companies. I don't mind paying a slightly higher MER for a somewhat more active portfolio management style.
Thanks,
Gord
I'm looking for an ETF that holds a small number of high quality Canadian stocks - say about 25 holdings. A yield similar to XIC or XIU would be nice but not critical.
HBF and DXG are a couple of ETF examples that I use for US and international companies. So something similar to these but holding Canadian companies. I don't mind paying a slightly higher MER for a somewhat more active portfolio management style.
Thanks,
Gord
Q: I have too much exposure to the CAD market and too less internationally.
Could you provide me with 2 etfs that have caught your attention the past 12-24 months. One which is A growth oriented etf with more risk as well as another which is a slow boring low MER etf with a 2-3% yield which less risk.
Thanks for the recommendations in advance.
Could you provide me with 2 etfs that have caught your attention the past 12-24 months. One which is A growth oriented etf with more risk as well as another which is a slow boring low MER etf with a 2-3% yield which less risk.
Thanks for the recommendations in advance.
- Evolve Cyber Security Index Fund (CYBR)
- ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK)
- ARK Genomic Revolution ETF (ARKG)
- Evolve E-Gaming Index ETF (HERO)
- ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF)
- Evolve Global Healthcare Enhanced Yield Fund (LIFE)
Q: I would very much appreciate explaining the difference between ARK and Evolve Etf's. Are ARKs actively managed while Evolves are passively managed? Would you please choose two or three of each that have a balance between better growth and lower risk and provide good diversification.
Thanks.
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Thanks.
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Q: Good afternoon 5i,
As a more conservative investor but looking for growth. Volatility no problem and some risk ok.
I don't view these in the same light. 22 year time frame.
I have anchored my portfolio TFSA / RRSP with ETF'S.
VTI, QQQ, XIT, VEE
The TSX are blue-chip dividend stocks for added
stability and ATD.B, BAM.A, GSY, KXS
Could you please rate my prospective ETF'S. Which would you invest in for this time frame and much needed boost for my portfolio. Or one that I missed?
ARKK, SKYY, CLOU, SOXX, SMH, QQQJ
Thank you very much.
As a more conservative investor but looking for growth. Volatility no problem and some risk ok.
I don't view these in the same light. 22 year time frame.
I have anchored my portfolio TFSA / RRSP with ETF'S.
VTI, QQQ, XIT, VEE
The TSX are blue-chip dividend stocks for added
stability and ATD.B, BAM.A, GSY, KXS
Could you please rate my prospective ETF'S. Which would you invest in for this time frame and much needed boost for my portfolio. Or one that I missed?
ARKK, SKYY, CLOU, SOXX, SMH, QQQJ
Thank you very much.
- Fidelity Canadian Growth Company Fund Series A (FID565)
- Fidelity Global Innovators Class Series B (FID5973)
Q: Looking for feedback on a couple Fidelity Funds. Fidelity Canadian Growth Company & Fidelity Global Innovators. Notice there are some redundancies between them in holdings but each has been recommended to me by my Sun life Advisor.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Can I please get your opinion of Larry Berman's ETF ZPAY.
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Can I please get your opinion of this ETF. Thanks
Dave
Dave
Q: What are your thoughts on HURA?
Thanks,
Ellen
Thanks,
Ellen
Q: Can you recommend an etf that concentrates on the potential for ev vehicles? If not, a few stocks, Canadian or us.
Thank you
Rose
Thank you
Rose
Q: Hi Team ,
Would like to get your opinion on this upcoming etf , ipo .
Thanks
Would like to get your opinion on this upcoming etf , ipo .
Thanks
- iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB)
- iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
- Vanguard Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF (VCB)
Q: Could you suggest 3 ETFs for the fixed income component of a portfolio of recently retired individual.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I am looking to get some exposure to the "artificial intelligence" sector. Are you aware of any ETFs, US or Canadian, that would give me that exposure?
Q: I notice you continue to like IWO. Do you still see significant upside for it in the coming year? Thanks Jim
Q: What are your thoughts about investing in an ETF such as CARS as an intro. to the electric vehicles market? Thanks.
Q: When mutual funds and ETF'S show there annual returns are they net of all fees? So if a mutual fund has a higher MER but out performs a lower fee ETF it would be obviously better to go with the Mutual fund if history shows better returns even if it's only say 0.5 %. Not guaranting future returns of course. Is this why you like recommending Mawer funds!
- iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB)
- iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
Q: I'm re-balancing my RESP account. Can you recommend a bond ETF for a 4 year holding period. My thought was XBB.
Thanks,
Joe
Thanks,
Joe
Q: Income oriented portfolios:
What is the role of covered call dividend ETFs in a income oriented portfolio and what is the risk ?
If such ETF is supposed to increases income and reduces volatility, shouldn't covered call dividend ETFs become a significant part of income portfolios? even considering that you do not benefit from the entire stock price appreciation ,but that the income is more secure ?
What is the role of covered call dividend ETFs in a income oriented portfolio and what is the risk ?
If such ETF is supposed to increases income and reduces volatility, shouldn't covered call dividend ETFs become a significant part of income portfolios? even considering that you do not benefit from the entire stock price appreciation ,but that the income is more secure ?