Q: I should increase my equity portfolio by US region and Utilities sector.Can you suggest a US ETF for a utility investment?
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Q: Could I please have your thoughts on the new TD etf TGED.
Thank you
David
Thank you
David
Q: Hello guys. Can I get your top five dividend ETFs and, separately, your recommendations for utility and REIT focused ETFs? Thanks!
Q: One of the BNN guests stated that ZDI dividends do not qualify for the dividend tax credit. Would this be the same in a TFSA as well? I assume there is no issue in an RRSP.
Q: Hi team,
My question is about fintechs. What is the difference between ipay-n, finx-q and arkf-n ? Which one has most potential and which one do you recommend for growth in the short term ?
Thank you for your wonderful work,
Jacques
My question is about fintechs. What is the difference between ipay-n, finx-q and arkf-n ? Which one has most potential and which one do you recommend for growth in the short term ?
Thank you for your wonderful work,
Jacques
Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on this relatively new global real estate ETF.
Q: If you could only buy one of these in the current market, which would you prefer and why. Is there an argument for holding both of them.
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Can you recommend an etf or mutal fund with a low mer that tracks emerging markets that you can put 100 dollars at a time. What is the minimum that you can put into VEE. Thanks
Q: My daughter is 20 and has maximized her TFSA allotment in an annual lump sum for past three years, and is likely to maximize every year going forward. I'm trying to simplify her investing so what ETF's would you recommend if she doesn't need the money for three years? Would you recommend different ETF's if she doesn't need for 10 years? What about 20+ years?
Q: Hi team,
Could you suggest companies or ETFs which would marry environment concerns and good returns ?
What comes to mind are wcn-t (waste disposal) and trex-n (turning plastics into decking products) but there must be others.
Thank you in advance for your comments and suggestions.
Jacques
Could you suggest companies or ETFs which would marry environment concerns and good returns ?
What comes to mind are wcn-t (waste disposal) and trex-n (turning plastics into decking products) but there must be others.
Thank you in advance for your comments and suggestions.
Jacques
Q: Good morning
On a RSP portfolio that is about 6% of our net assets, what would you think of the strategy of the Dogs of the Dow? Is it worth the trouble or would I be just as well to put in DIA, I could concentrate the low or no dividends in investments accounts.
I saw there is an ETF which purports to follow the dogs of the dow, but its mer is .75%, I would not spend that much in trading commissions in just following the strategy.
Your Thoughts?
Thank you.
On a RSP portfolio that is about 6% of our net assets, what would you think of the strategy of the Dogs of the Dow? Is it worth the trouble or would I be just as well to put in DIA, I could concentrate the low or no dividends in investments accounts.
I saw there is an ETF which purports to follow the dogs of the dow, but its mer is .75%, I would not spend that much in trading commissions in just following the strategy.
Your Thoughts?
Thank you.
Q: Are you aware of any Canadian ETF's that focus on Fintech. I can't find any in the almost 600 that trade in Canada.
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Macro Enterprises Inc. (MCR)
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
Q: Hello 5i,
for my grandchildren ages 7 and 10 with $26,336 invested for them: 20% in LSPD, 20% MCR 30% XDY and 30% XHY for somegrowth and some income. Would this mix and distribution be considered appropriate for them and if not could you suggest an appropriate one?
Thank you
Stanley
for my grandchildren ages 7 and 10 with $26,336 invested for them: 20% in LSPD, 20% MCR 30% XDY and 30% XHY for somegrowth and some income. Would this mix and distribution be considered appropriate for them and if not could you suggest an appropriate one?
Thank you
Stanley
Q: Hi 5i Team,
What do you think about this new TD ETF? I own a TD mutual fund that has done very well in the technology sector. Can I expect similar growth from this ETF at a lower MER?
Thanks for your thoughts on this ETF.
Michel
What do you think about this new TD ETF? I own a TD mutual fund that has done very well in the technology sector. Can I expect similar growth from this ETF at a lower MER?
Thanks for your thoughts on this ETF.
Michel
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iShares S&P/TSX SmallCap Index ETF (XCS)
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iShares S&P/TSX Completion Index ETF (XMD)
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IA Clarington Canadian Small Cap Fund Series A (CCM975)
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BMO Canadian Equity ETF Fund Series D (GGF31144)
Q: I had some money in Mawer New Canada Fund (small caps)
is there another mutual fund of high quality that you would consider as small cap
or an ETF for small cap (Canada)?
thanks
is there another mutual fund of high quality that you would consider as small cap
or an ETF for small cap (Canada)?
thanks
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PIMCO Monthly Income Fund (Canada) (PMIF)
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First Asset Canadian Convertible Bond Fund Class A (FAF5700)
Q: I currently own both these mutual fund and trying to own less stocks and mutual funds and would like to know if both of these need to be owned? I currently have a 6% weight in PMIF and only a 2.3 % weight in FAD5700 and thinking of selling FAD5700 and adding to PMIF, or should I sell both and invest all in a different ETF that recommended in my PA?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I have in an account (non-RRSP) for income and abit of capital appreciation
PH & N monthly income fund
I also have some shares in XTR
which is the better one to add on?
thanks team
Michael
PH & N monthly income fund
I also have some shares in XTR
which is the better one to add on?
thanks team
Michael
Q: Looking to add some ETF's in my accounts - can you explain the difference between funds that are Hedged and those that are not Hedged. What would be better to buy at this time and are they more suitable for a TFSA or a non registered account.
thanks
thanks
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iShares Core MSCI EAFE IMI Index ETF (XEF)
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iShares MSCI World Index ETF (XWD)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Asia Pacific All Cap Index ETF (VA)
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
Q: Do you like VA or better to invest in a different ETF? I own only this ETF and AFG Global Dividend Fund. The VA ETF has not performed that well and wonder if I should invest a better overall global ETF? If so what would be your recommendation?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello, I am looking to add to my international holdings and was hoping you can recommend an etf similar to xtr. I already have enough exposure to North America so I am trying to find a diversified etf (50/50 equities and fixed inc.) with a decent yield that does not include the U.S. or Canada. Thank you.