Q: What do you think of this etf ?
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Q: I am looking to purchase both these corporate bond etfs for income.Would you rank these products as fixed income or equity? More importantly, what causes the volatility in these etfs, for example, both of these items are down today?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Would you prefer the Xhy bond etf over the us Bond etf because of hedging currency? Or because the yield is higher for income investors? Would pimcos bond etc be more stable?
Q: Hi, I'm looking for low-fee ETFs similar to CBO in makeup and yield but priced in USD. Any suggestions? Specifically, I'm looking for somewhere to keep bi-monthly USD cash contributions to a USD TFSA before making equity purchase decisions (I don't like seeing cash sit in an account without getting any yield). My account has relatively low commission fees (none to purchase ETFs) so transaction costs aren't a huge concern. Maybe I'm thinking about this incorrectly, however, and any other suggestions on how to best hold monthly contributions would be appreciated. Much appreciated!
Q: Could you please update your previous comments on this etf in regards to the current market climate and your forecast for U.S. interest rates for the balance of 2016.
Q: Your opinion on this etf please. Is DIA a good way to track the djia and collect a decent div?
Q: Hi 5i: Along with many others I have significant paper losses on CPD. I would hold for the good divided if I could be reasonably sure I wouldn't suffer another large hit if the BoC were to lower rates again, or go negative on us. Some time ago I sold about a half and reinvested the proceeds. I'm considering dumping the rest to limit the remaining potential damage. What do you think?
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
Doing a portfolio review for my 30 year old son. He has a Defined-Benefit pension so doesn't need any fixed income. With only growth in mind and a 20 plus year timeframe, roughly what allocation would you do for:
Canada/USA/Europe/Emerging Markets/Any Other?
Thanks for all your hard work,
Wes
Doing a portfolio review for my 30 year old son. He has a Defined-Benefit pension so doesn't need any fixed income. With only growth in mind and a 20 plus year timeframe, roughly what allocation would you do for:
Canada/USA/Europe/Emerging Markets/Any Other?
Thanks for all your hard work,
Wes
Q: What are your thoughts on the new Purpose Premium Yield ETF (PYF). It is advertising a 7% distribution by holding quality Canadian and US companies and selling puts and covered calls.
Q: Hello! Having some VSB and CBO already (short-term bonds), I would also like to consider some modest exposure to high quality/longer term government bonds, 5-10yrs, and fairly liquid. Would like your recommendation in that space.
Appreciate your service always, member's input as well.
Thank you!
Appreciate your service always, member's input as well.
Thank you!
Q: I am making an initial RRSP purchase and would like to start with a small number of ETFs. Could you recommend a starter portfolio of three to five ETFs (20-year timeframe)?
Q: What are your thoughts on this ETF for diversification in a tax free savings acct that has no foreign exposure for a conservative investor or a suggestion you might feel to be better THKS marcel
Q: What is your opinion on this new ETF for an investor that expects oil prices to increase in the long term. Also, why the significant increase in price today despite being advertised as a non-leveraged ETF?
Q: Good afternoon, 5i, do you still think this ETF is fine for diversified exposure to tech? Is there an unhedged version?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Could you please explain what Horizon has done in reorganizing this etf? Last Friday it closed at $4.80 per unit and now the price is $23.25.
Q: Seems like a good time to buy Europe. can you recommend any ETFs?
Thanks Kindly!
Thanks Kindly!
Q: A follow up from the previous question. I notice that SPFF has fallen dramatically over the last year - markedly more than apparently similar CEF's such as FFC-N and PDT-N. I suppose this may reflect a riskier portfolio, but the current yields are essentially the same. Any thoughts? Thanks
Q: I currently own Fortis, Emara and Canadian Utiliites. I am considering ZUT but am looking for a dividend grower. I see their 5 year dividend growth rate is negative ( G & M watchlist ). when I look at the dividend growth of some of the stocks in the ETF this does not make sense. Many have positive dividend growth over this period.
Is there any reason I would not expect the dividend growth to be weighted average of the underlying holdings less the MER of .62%?
Can you think of any other reason not to buy ZUT for utility exposure ( as opposed to the individual stocks )
Many thanks as always.
Paul
Is there any reason I would not expect the dividend growth to be weighted average of the underlying holdings less the MER of .62%?
Can you think of any other reason not to buy ZUT for utility exposure ( as opposed to the individual stocks )
Many thanks as always.
Paul
Q: Hi Team,
Do you have a preference for GLD vs. Central Fund of Canada (CEF.A)? Does the fact the former trades in $US and the latter in $CDN affect your preference?
Thank you, Michael
Do you have a preference for GLD vs. Central Fund of Canada (CEF.A)? Does the fact the former trades in $US and the latter in $CDN affect your preference?
Thank you, Michael
Q: A follow up question. Is there a fund or ETF that uses timing as a strategy?
Thank you
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