Q: What ETF's would you recommend for Small Caps both US and Canadian? Thanks
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO $355.96)
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iShares S&P/TSX SmallCap Index ETF (XCS $36.10)
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Invesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF (IDMO $58.12)
Q: A question was answered today in which you endorsed 6 ETF's for a passive approach to portfolio construction. If you were to add three additional ETF's to this mix that provided more aggressive exposure to sectors that you liked, what would they be?
Q: QAH (Mackenzie US Large Cap ETF)
Your opinion?
Thank you.
Your opinion?
Thank you.
Q: Hello, I am comparing SCHF (Schwab International Equity ETF) vs
VXUS )Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF Shares) for
a core international long term hold in my TFSA. I noticed that SCHF is not in your database. Please give my your opinion on these two etfs.
VXUS )Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF Shares) for
a core international long term hold in my TFSA. I noticed that SCHF is not in your database. Please give my your opinion on these two etfs.
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BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU $11.86)
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CI Tech Giants Covered Call ETF (TXF $24.28)
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Canoe EIT Income Fund (EIT.UN $16.58)
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Hamilton Utilities YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (UMAX $13.35)
Q: Hello!
Now that I’ve reached the age of RRIF withdrawals, I’m looking more closely at income and therefore at covered-call ETFs.
I understand that these instruments don’t fully share in the upsides, but the income of ETFs like EIT, TXF and ZWU is pretty solid.
I’ve also been looking at UMAX its unbelievable 14% yield, but I also see that the unit price has declined quite dramatically over the last few years.
So questions are, how do you feel about these ETFs for income? And if you’re okay with them, which would you recommend?
Thanks for all your help
Michael
Now that I’ve reached the age of RRIF withdrawals, I’m looking more closely at income and therefore at covered-call ETFs.
I understand that these instruments don’t fully share in the upsides, but the income of ETFs like EIT, TXF and ZWU is pretty solid.
I’ve also been looking at UMAX its unbelievable 14% yield, but I also see that the unit price has declined quite dramatically over the last few years.
So questions are, how do you feel about these ETFs for income? And if you’re okay with them, which would you recommend?
Thanks for all your help
Michael
Q: What are your thoughts on this BIGY ETF. I already own QDAY ETF. Are they both similar ETF or is it ok to own both.
Thank you for your excellent service.
Thank you for your excellent service.
Q: Hi, I am asking your thoughts on Ninepoint money market ETF NSAV.NE It does not appear to be in your library. How does it compare to HISA's and other money market funds?
Thanks
Thanks
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BMO MSCI All Country World High Quality Index ETF (ZGQ $82.94)
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Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap ex Canada Index ETF (VXC $77.64)
Q: your thoughts on this etf and if you were to change what would you recommend
Q: Hello,
The etf is not listed on your site but was wondering what you think of it. The symbol is VOLT, Tema Electrification ETF. I would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you.
The etf is not listed on your site but was wondering what you think of it. The symbol is VOLT, Tema Electrification ETF. I would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you.
Q: I hear financial influencers on YouTube saying that you can't trust that gold ETFs actually hold enough physical gold to support the ETF holdings. I would appreciate your comments regarding gold ETFs and virtual gold.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO $355.96)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC $54.17)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU $46.39)
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Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV $172.72)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG $106.19)
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BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Index ETF (ZNQ $118.38)
Q: I currently hold the above ETFs in a RESP and wonder if I should add any other ETF or this is good enough and just keep adding to these ones. Money not needed for 9 years.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I am a bit confused with BMNR. I was under impression that this is a leveraged Etherium play, and expected the stock amplify the changes in Etherium price. However, when I look at the price changes for the past 2 months, as of today Nov 3, the ETHA is down 13% while BMNR is up 7% since September 1. Can you explain this anomaly please? Do I misunderstand the business model of BMNR?
Q: Can you give me your thoughts and recommendations on CIEH please? Is it suitable for a primarily income focused retiree? As a broader question, are you seeing a pullback in international markets on the horizon? Cheers.
Q: Saw this on Business Insider, don't have a subscription so don't know what it is, or if it's worth investing in?
"There's an ETF perfectly positioned for the AI-data-center boom, and it's poised to crush the S&P 500"
Thank you.
"There's an ETF perfectly positioned for the AI-data-center boom, and it's poised to crush the S&P 500"
Thank you.
Q: Hi gang. I recently added QMAX to my portfolio to provide exposure to tech. I see that back in April you indicated you would not go higher than a 25% portfolio exposure. Are you still sticking with that? I'm presently at 5.6% and looking to increase. Second, many "talking heads" posit that ROC in yield maximizer funds is bad and that it erodes stock value. I understand how ROC reduces ACB and you will pay more "capital gains" in a non registered account, but is this an issue in a TFSA or RSP account? As always thanks for your thoughts. Bill
Q: Regarding Leonard's defense question of October 30th, ITA equivalent ETF XAD trades on the TSX (to avoid U$ fx).
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BMO MSCI India Selection Equity Index ETF (ZID $42.35)
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iShares China Index ETF (XCH $23.72)
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iShares Core MSCI EAFE IMI Index ETF (XEF $48.77)
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iShares India Index ETF (XID $43.11)
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iShares MSCI EAFE Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XIN $44.26)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE $47.66)
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ING Group N.V. (ING $27.72)
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ASML Holding N.V. (ASML $1,417.80)
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Ferrari N.V. (RACE $354.19)
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Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS $157.08)
Q: I currently have only limited representation in my portfolio of International markets (a few ADR's and a few ETF's). In an uncertain world, I understand it is difficult to have a high degree of confidence in what economies may do well or poorly at present, however I would appreciate your best efforts!
I am interested in 3 ETF's that you believe would show growth >5% over the next 5 years; ones that would be suitable in a "balanced" portfolio verging on a "growth" portfolio. I already own VEE and XEF.
I would also appreciate 3 specific foreign publicly traded stocks (accessible to Canadians via ADR's or markets) that fit nicely in the "growth" category. I already own ING, RACE, ASML and NBIS.
Thanks very much for your insights.
Dave
I am interested in 3 ETF's that you believe would show growth >5% over the next 5 years; ones that would be suitable in a "balanced" portfolio verging on a "growth" portfolio. I already own VEE and XEF.
I would also appreciate 3 specific foreign publicly traded stocks (accessible to Canadians via ADR's or markets) that fit nicely in the "growth" category. I already own ING, RACE, ASML and NBIS.
Thanks very much for your insights.
Dave
Q: What do you think of XBI here? It seems to have broken out. When biotech runs, it tends to run hard.
Q: India does not answer the phone anymore when the Washington boy calls.
It buys cheap energy from Russia, has a young demography and a British rooted law system.
It even has a french minority among other things.
If you wanted exposure to India, witch ETF would you buy?
It buys cheap energy from Russia, has a young demography and a British rooted law system.
It even has a french minority among other things.
If you wanted exposure to India, witch ETF would you buy?
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap ex North America Index ETF (VIU $46.39)
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Xinyuan Real Estate Co Ltd American Depositary Shares (XIN)
Q: Morning troops. Just wondering of there is a hedged version of VIU? I am a 65 y/o retiree looking for mainly income but not afraid to look for a little growth also. Am looking to hedge because I don't like playing currency fluctuations. I currently have 1% of my portfolio in XIN so am looking to boost my international exposure. Any other suggestions welcome. Cheers.