Q: if the mer is.71 and it is calculated daily does it contain an interest component?
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Q: Just looking for some info on the cost structure of this product
Management fee-.65
MER -.71 So am i correct by adding these 2 togeather to 1.36 is what it cost me and if so when and how is this paid or taken from my account....thanks
Management fee-.65
MER -.71 So am i correct by adding these 2 togeather to 1.36 is what it cost me and if so when and how is this paid or taken from my account....thanks
Q: In your answer to Ian re good ETFs focused on U S dividend stocks, you didn't mention DXU or DXG. Any reason?
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Apple Inc. (AAPL)
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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Procter & Gamble Company (The) (PG)
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TD Active Global Enhanced Dividend ETF (TGED)
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TD Active U.S. Enhanced Dividend ETF (TUED)
Q: What's your opinion of these ETFs as income generators?
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD)
Q: Are there any etf's that focus on companies with, strong balance sheets and a track record of consistent dividend growth by sectors, specifically tech, health, cons. staples etc. and if not what would be your recommendation for a general etf that has the same focus. Thanks for expertise.
Q: Hi,
I've held CDZ since I first began investing on my own, about 12 years ago, and it doesn't appear to have done a whole lot. The dividend is great, mind you, but I haven't seen much growth. Over these 12 years, I've been buying many of the individual positions that form part of CDZ.
Does it make much sense to continue to hold CDZ as an anchor for my portfolio? Or can I start to wind it down and use that cash to build up other positions, while maintaining a balanced portfolio.
Thanks
Robert
I've held CDZ since I first began investing on my own, about 12 years ago, and it doesn't appear to have done a whole lot. The dividend is great, mind you, but I haven't seen much growth. Over these 12 years, I've been buying many of the individual positions that form part of CDZ.
Does it make much sense to continue to hold CDZ as an anchor for my portfolio? Or can I start to wind it down and use that cash to build up other positions, while maintaining a balanced portfolio.
Thanks
Robert
Q: Would you have any ETF or Mutual fund that compare to this Vanguard US Growth fund investor Shares (VWUSX). It seems that Vanguard does not sell this fund in Canada, Thanks
Q: Larry Berman mentioned playing ARKK in Canada thru Emerge, eaai - your thoughts please.
Thank you
Thank you
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iShares Core MSCI Canadian Quality Dividend Index ETF (XDIV)
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TD Dividend Growth Fund - D Series (TDB3088)
Q: Would like to get your thoughts on the TD Dividend Growth Fund - D. I was thinking of taking some profit. Are there better recommendations ? I am retired.
Q: Hi,
what would be the main pros and cons of holding this ETF as a core holding for the equity portion of an RRSP account?
Thanks,
Dan
what would be the main pros and cons of holding this ETF as a core holding for the equity portion of an RRSP account?
Thanks,
Dan
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BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF (ZAG)
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BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (ZST)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
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iShares Core Canadian Long Term Bond Index ETF (XLB)
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (XSH)
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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (VSC)
Q: I just recently retired and within my portfolio have approx 60% in Bonds (As per above) - while these have been a great hedge against the equity holdings, I am considering either selling some of the bonds listed above - approx 10% and moving these monies into either high yield bonds - ie CHB or ZHY or if not into high yield bonds possibly a high yield dividend fund like XEI or ZWC or ?
While I would like to increase the income on these monies - do you think this is a good time to make this move?
While I would like to increase the income on these monies - do you think this is a good time to make this move?
Q: Do you feel ZHY is a stable retirement income? it pays good dividends over 6%. Is the risk high?
Q: Which account type is best from a withholding tax perspective?
Canadian listed US equity ETFs - RRSP or TFSA
Canadian listed International Equity ETFs(ZWE) - RRSP or TFSA
US listed US equity ETFs - RRSP or TSFA
US listed US stocks - RRSP or TFSA
Canadian listed US equity ETFs - RRSP or TFSA
Canadian listed International Equity ETFs(ZWE) - RRSP or TFSA
US listed US equity ETFs - RRSP or TSFA
US listed US stocks - RRSP or TFSA
Q: Hi Folks
I read in Bloomberg "investors are pricing in expectations of higher volatility around the elections ... In the stock market, investors have been purchasing volatility protection extending beyond November."
Can you please guide me what that volatility protection purchasing would actually be ? Is volatility protection only for investors who don't want to stomach the turbulence, or is there a broader interest in it? Many thanks for sharing your market wisdom.
I read in Bloomberg "investors are pricing in expectations of higher volatility around the elections ... In the stock market, investors have been purchasing volatility protection extending beyond November."
Can you please guide me what that volatility protection purchasing would actually be ? Is volatility protection only for investors who don't want to stomach the turbulence, or is there a broader interest in it? Many thanks for sharing your market wisdom.
Q: Could I get your opinion of this ETF, what it does, and why it seems to be standing up so well in the latest market unpleasantness?
Q: My son is 20 years old. Which ETF or stock would you recommend for his TFSA?
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
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iShares Canadian Financial Monthly Income ETF (FIE)
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BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC)
Q: Hello!
I am currently invested in three of these ETF's. Can you recommend other high dividend paying ETF's to complement my current allocation. Thank you!
I am currently invested in three of these ETF's. Can you recommend other high dividend paying ETF's to complement my current allocation. Thank you!
Q: Hi 5i, Is it time to switch from Momentum to Value investing, if so could you name a couple of ETF's in each of Canada and the US. Your opinion is always appreciated.
Thanks.
Ivan
Thanks.
Ivan
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Invesco Solar ETF (TAN)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
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First Trust Global Wind Energy ETF (FAN)
Q: What would be your number 1 American green energy ETF, Can you also give me 1 green energy Canadian company you would buy now
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
Q: Hi,
I use these two broad ETF's to get exposure outside N.A. I'm in my late 30's and a growth investor. I know you can't give personalized advice, but what would be your suggested allocation towards these four buckets, VEE, XEF, Cdn, and US stocks? I have a spreadsheet to keep track of my holdings and allocate my holdings based on where they trade, although many companies may generate revenue in other countries. Is this too simplistic? I'm just trying to keep it easy to manage.
Thanks!
I use these two broad ETF's to get exposure outside N.A. I'm in my late 30's and a growth investor. I know you can't give personalized advice, but what would be your suggested allocation towards these four buckets, VEE, XEF, Cdn, and US stocks? I have a spreadsheet to keep track of my holdings and allocate my holdings based on where they trade, although many companies may generate revenue in other countries. Is this too simplistic? I'm just trying to keep it easy to manage.
Thanks!