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Q: I'm thinking of investing in US Long-dated TIPS.
Does this make sense: good real yield right now, and if inflation persists then the yield remains high. Flip side, if we enter a recession and the Fed reverses and lowers rates or pivots to QE then the long duration would make for good capital gains.
1) Please point out any flaws in my above reasoning/if there are other risks I'm not seeing.
2) Please recommend 2 long(er) dated US TIPS ETFs that you think are good.
Does this make sense: good real yield right now, and if inflation persists then the yield remains high. Flip side, if we enter a recession and the Fed reverses and lowers rates or pivots to QE then the long duration would make for good capital gains.
1) Please point out any flaws in my above reasoning/if there are other risks I'm not seeing.
2) Please recommend 2 long(er) dated US TIPS ETFs that you think are good.
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BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV $30.46)
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BMO US Dividend Hedged to CAD ETF (ZUD $36.12)
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV $42.59)
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Invesco Canadian Dividend Index ETF (PDC $45.01)
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY $67.08)
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Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (VCN $69.75)
Q: Recommendation for best Canadian dividend ETF for long term hold
Q: Hi Team,
Your opinion please on the Alternative ETFs for next few years for 5 to 10% cash to reduce the actual stock market risk.
Found these ETFs PFIX, DBMF, KMLM
Thanks
Best Regards
Your opinion please on the Alternative ETFs for next few years for 5 to 10% cash to reduce the actual stock market risk.
Found these ETFs PFIX, DBMF, KMLM
Thanks
Best Regards
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO $335.25)
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iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index ETF (XIU $49.71)
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Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV $166.62)
Q: My Son has $12,000.00 to open a new TFSA. He has selected the following stocks
XIU(50)-ZNQ(50)- VFV(25)- ZUT(100)-ZRE(100)- ZPR(200)
He plans to add $6000.00 plus Dividends each year and buy more of same, for next twenty -five years. Will he get a good return on his choice. or does he need to diversify more or only buy the first three. Welcome your direction to maximum total return or close to it. Can accept risk. Many Thanks---Cec
XIU(50)-ZNQ(50)- VFV(25)- ZUT(100)-ZRE(100)- ZPR(200)
He plans to add $6000.00 plus Dividends each year and buy more of same, for next twenty -five years. Will he get a good return on his choice. or does he need to diversify more or only buy the first three. Welcome your direction to maximum total return or close to it. Can accept risk. Many Thanks---Cec
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.89)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ $44.00)
Q: Hi 5i,
Please provide your thoughts on Canadian Preferred shares versus Canadian Dividend Paying stocks? What are the pros and cons to each? If looking for higher dividends are Preferreds worth the risk?
Thanks!
Please provide your thoughts on Canadian Preferred shares versus Canadian Dividend Paying stocks? What are the pros and cons to each? If looking for higher dividends are Preferreds worth the risk?
Thanks!
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iShares Core Canadian Corporate Bond Index ETF (XCB $20.45)
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XPEL Inc. (XPEL $42.62)
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Five Below Inc. (FIVE $223.53)
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SVB Financial Group (SIVB)
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iShares iBoxx USD Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD $111.68)
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Crocs Inc. (CROX $90.71)
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Cavco Industries Inc. (CVCO $577.26)
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Fox Factory Holding Corp. (FOXF $16.84)
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TopBuild Corp. (BLD $448.30)
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Clearfield Inc. (CLFD $31.44)
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Purpose Credit Opportunities Fund (CROP.U $21.71)
Q: Hello,
Regarding your recent blog-very nice one!
Could you provide some stock/bond suggestions
For the examples provided,
-companies expected to grow at 50% over the next year
- solid growth companies
-small cap
-suggested corporate bonds long term.
Thanks very much.
Shyam
Regarding your recent blog-very nice one!
Could you provide some stock/bond suggestions
For the examples provided,
-companies expected to grow at 50% over the next year
- solid growth companies
-small cap
-suggested corporate bonds long term.
Thanks very much.
Shyam
Q: Hi,
What are some good ways to get exposure to metals?
Are there other good etfs other than XLB? That is largely copper/aluminium... are there are gold/silver tilted? Or other good ones in general?
Stock wise, what are some favourites?
What are some good ways to get exposure to metals?
Are there other good etfs other than XLB? That is largely copper/aluminium... are there are gold/silver tilted? Or other good ones in general?
Stock wise, what are some favourites?
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iShares Global Healthcare Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHC $73.00)
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Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL $7.69)
Q: If I purchased 100 shares of XHC and HHL five years ago at the same time, how much should I be up on XHC including dividends? Thanks for your math skills! James, Much appreciated
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iShares Core Canadian Long Term Bond Index ETF (XLB $19.12)
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT $90.82)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
In your recent article you highlighted that it would be a good time to start stepping into purchasing bonds. I am in my late-30’s so I have a longer term investment horizon and a medium to high risk tolerance. I have never purchased bonds in the past so what would be the best approach to purchasing bonds (ie. is it best to buy an ETF or individual bonds) to capitalize on the current depressed pricing?
Do you see this as being a long term trade or a purchase that should be exited when the conditions begin to reverse?
Thanks in advance,
Jon
In your recent article you highlighted that it would be a good time to start stepping into purchasing bonds. I am in my late-30’s so I have a longer term investment horizon and a medium to high risk tolerance. I have never purchased bonds in the past so what would be the best approach to purchasing bonds (ie. is it best to buy an ETF or individual bonds) to capitalize on the current depressed pricing?
Do you see this as being a long term trade or a purchase that should be exited when the conditions begin to reverse?
Thanks in advance,
Jon
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BMO High Yield US Corporate Bond Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZHY $11.10)
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB $27.14)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $28.59)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY $16.59)
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Blackrock MuniYield Investment Quality Fund of Beneficial Interest (MFT $14.54)
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PICTON Long Short Income Alternative Fund (PFIA $10.16)
Q: In the present interest rate environment and going forward 6- 12 months, which ETF is preferable i.e. XHY, PFIA, MFT, ZHY, XSB,XBB OR PYF? Would you choose 1 or a combination?
Thanks for your service!
Thanks for your service!
Q: What are your views on whether we see the FED pivot in the next month or so, and do you believe bonds will move up in price if that occurs. ZAG seems like a safe choice to play this move.
Q: I'm down 33% on TXF in an unregistered account.
For tax loss harvesting would ZWT be considered an acceptable proxy for TXF by Revenue Canada? If they are too similar, what do you feel would be an acceptable proxy?
Alternatively, if there isn't an acceptable proxy would 5i suggest leaving the proceeds in "cash" on the basis that it is doubtful that TXF would increase enough in 30 days to offset the tax gain?
Thanks!
For tax loss harvesting would ZWT be considered an acceptable proxy for TXF by Revenue Canada? If they are too similar, what do you feel would be an acceptable proxy?
Alternatively, if there isn't an acceptable proxy would 5i suggest leaving the proceeds in "cash" on the basis that it is doubtful that TXF would increase enough in 30 days to offset the tax gain?
Thanks!
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Intel Corporation (INTC $45.61)
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD $200.21)
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ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK $72.91)
Q: I know that this is an unfair question - sorry. I realize that ARKK and AMD are two different investments, but if 5i had a chunk of money to invest in one of these two, which would it be? On a similar note, is Intel a better investment than AMD?
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Canoe EIT Income Fund (EIT.UN $17.19)
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Blackstone Mortgage Trust Inc. (BXMT $19.21)
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iShares International Select Dividend ETF (IDV $44.68)
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Global X SuperDividend ETF (SDIV $26.23)
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Cornerstone Strategic Investment Fund Inc. (CLM $7.80)
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Recon Capital NASDAQ-100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD $17.59)
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STARWOOD PROPERTY TRUST INC. Starwood Property Trust Inc. (STWD $17.81)
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Medical Properties Trust Inc. (MPW)
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PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund (PDI $17.99)
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PIMCO Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund of Beneficial Interest (PDO $13.95)
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Global X S&P 500 Covered Call ETF (XYLD $40.73)
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BlackRock Innovation and Growth Term Trust (BIGZ)
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JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI $59.88)
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Invesco Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity (PDBC $14.92)
Q: I’d like to start a position in one or more income funds that offer a very high yield, but I’m not sure which ones to choose. As of Wednesday Oct 5th, these are the indicated yields I’ve found:
CLM 23.92%
PDBC 20.65%
SDIV 15.31%
QYLD 14.19%
RYLD 14.05%
XYLD 13.05%
BIGZ 11.01%
JEPI 10.94%
PDO 10.90%
PDI 10.79%
BXMT 10.38%
MPW 10.17%
STWD 9.84%
EIT.UN 9.42%
IDV 8.15%
Would you recommend any of these or do you have other suggestions? Are any of them too risky if the bear market deteriorates from here, or can they all be held long term? Are some of these yields too good to be true, like CLM and PDBC? Thanks for your thoughts.
CLM 23.92%
PDBC 20.65%
SDIV 15.31%
QYLD 14.19%
RYLD 14.05%
XYLD 13.05%
BIGZ 11.01%
JEPI 10.94%
PDO 10.90%
PDI 10.79%
BXMT 10.38%
MPW 10.17%
STWD 9.84%
EIT.UN 9.42%
IDV 8.15%
Would you recommend any of these or do you have other suggestions? Are any of them too risky if the bear market deteriorates from here, or can they all be held long term? Are some of these yields too good to be true, like CLM and PDBC? Thanks for your thoughts.
Q: Is it safe to add this for growth, later and the dividend thru this debacle . Thx James
Q: Hello,
I have some CAD cash to invest in an unregistered account. Time horizon of 3+ years. Good time to grab a position in TECH.to or better to buy the underlying stocks? I read your comment around cash on the sideline impacting many of these stocks. If it was you… how would you play it?
I have some CAD cash to invest in an unregistered account. Time horizon of 3+ years. Good time to grab a position in TECH.to or better to buy the underlying stocks? I read your comment around cash on the sideline impacting many of these stocks. If it was you… how would you play it?
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Global X S&P 500 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXS.U $70.98)
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INVESCO QQQ Trust (QQQ $607.29)
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Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI $338.77)
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Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT $726.70)
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ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK $72.91)
Q: Good morning, I have some USD in my tfsa and was wondering if you could suggest a few ETFs in the states where I won’t get charged a withholding tax. Can be growth or index oriented.
Thanks
Thanks
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BMO MSCI Emerging Markets Index ETF (ZEM $30.73)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE $47.63)
Q: I have noticed that VEE outperforms ZEM both ytd and over 5 years. Do you anticipate that VEE will continue to outperform going forward? For a taxable account, which of these two ETFs do you recommend for a long term investment?
Thank you for all of your excellent advice.
Thank you for all of your excellent advice.
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.89)
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR $12.48)
Q: what preferred shares ETFs would you recommend now and why? Would you recommend preferred shares over bonds right now?
thanks
thanks