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Q: can you please recommend a way to invest in AI, either an etf or names of 2-3 companies
it is for tfsa and i am ok with risk
thanks
peter
it is for tfsa and i am ok with risk
thanks
peter
Q: Can you please advise if this is good ETF for Dynamic iShares Active Global Dividend ETF. I am looking for growth and dividend increase ETF in Global Market. Would you suggest ETF or is there any similar ETF. I currently own one Europe XEF EFT 2%.
Do DXG pay a monthly dividend or quarterly and dividend amount.
I currently own most of the stocks in Model Portfolio
Thanks for the great service.
Do DXG pay a monthly dividend or quarterly and dividend amount.
I currently own most of the stocks in Model Portfolio
Thanks for the great service.
Q: i am looking for a european etf not hedged to the cdn. dollar that is aggressive growth, can you help. dave
Q: What is your opinion on this ETF? Pros? Cons? Is it best to hold it in a registered account or TFSA?
"I’ve started to buy one of the newest additions to the BMO ETF lineup - BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call (ZWC-T) strategy. It’s expected yield is around 6 per cent and it has less risk than the overall index. It holds a basket of some of the best quality dividend payers in Canada with a yield enhancement from a 50-per-cent covered call overlay."
It was mentioned in this article:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/funds-and-etfs/etfs/larry-berman-its-time-to-get-defensive-after-a-troubling-budget/article34414534/
"I’ve started to buy one of the newest additions to the BMO ETF lineup - BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call (ZWC-T) strategy. It’s expected yield is around 6 per cent and it has less risk than the overall index. It holds a basket of some of the best quality dividend payers in Canada with a yield enhancement from a 50-per-cent covered call overlay."
It was mentioned in this article:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/funds-and-etfs/etfs/larry-berman-its-time-to-get-defensive-after-a-troubling-budget/article34414534/
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BMO Europe High Dividend Covered Call Hedged to CAD ETF (ZWE $20.44)
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BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH $24.36)
Q: Do you have opinions on the three BMO dividend ETF's noted and about covered call etf's in general--zwc (canada), zwe (europe), zwh (usa)?
Q: Hi, my advisor suggested I sell na as it is an all Canadian bank ,and buy Zwb or sit on cash.
I'am a investor for dividends mostly and some growth. Do you think this is a good move,or is the switch even necessary. I assume if I went to cash it would be see if there is a correction and buy at a later time?
Thanks for your comments,Brad
I'am a investor for dividends mostly and some growth. Do you think this is a good move,or is the switch even necessary. I assume if I went to cash it would be see if there is a correction and buy at a later time?
Thanks for your comments,Brad
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BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH $24.36)
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Mackenzie Maximum Diversification Canada Index ETF (MKC $34.26)
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Mackenzie Maximum Diversification US Index ETF (MUS $37.91)
Q: I want to build a somewhat buy and hold portfolio that has a decent dividend. What are your thoughts on ZPW, ZWH, ZWC and what percentage would you give to each? Another possible portfolio would be MKC and MUS.
Your thoughts - thanks
Your thoughts - thanks
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BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH.U $24.11)
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BMO US Put Write ETF (ZPW.U $15.16)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG $101.75)
Q: I know US companies are not your focus however I wanted to get your thoughts on selling GE and allocating some US$- in my rrsp.
I am an income investor and currently hold ZPW-U and ZWH-U in equal weight re investing the dividends monthly. I also have a small position in JNJ and a larger position in GE (7%) of portfolio. I am concerned GE really isn't going anywhere and am considering switching to something with a better outlook any suggestions etf or stock to add here... or should I continue to hold?
I already hold VGG in another account...
I am an income investor and currently hold ZPW-U and ZWH-U in equal weight re investing the dividends monthly. I also have a small position in JNJ and a larger position in GE (7%) of portfolio. I am concerned GE really isn't going anywhere and am considering switching to something with a better outlook any suggestions etf or stock to add here... or should I continue to hold?
I already hold VGG in another account...
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BMO Emerging Markets Bond Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZEF $12.55)
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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (VSC $24.35)
Q: Hello,
I recently subscribed to your ETF/MF newsletter. I have looked over the site but I didn't find a section there for asking questions (might have missed it). In viewing some of the ETF performance tables I did not see a column to indicate whether the income is paid out on a regular basis or reinvested in ETF units. My fee for service investment planner has advised me to use more fixed income vehicles to reduce income slightly caused by the gross up of Cdn. dividends in my equity portfolio but I would still like to get the income on a regular basis.
In regards to this perhaps you could comment on VSC or suggest a similar short term laddered bond ETF and a similar emerging market income ETF(with adequate liquidity).
Thanks in advance ..... Larry
I recently subscribed to your ETF/MF newsletter. I have looked over the site but I didn't find a section there for asking questions (might have missed it). In viewing some of the ETF performance tables I did not see a column to indicate whether the income is paid out on a regular basis or reinvested in ETF units. My fee for service investment planner has advised me to use more fixed income vehicles to reduce income slightly caused by the gross up of Cdn. dividends in my equity portfolio but I would still like to get the income on a regular basis.
In regards to this perhaps you could comment on VSC or suggest a similar short term laddered bond ETF and a similar emerging market income ETF(with adequate liquidity).
Thanks in advance ..... Larry
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.59)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF $17.66)
Q: I'm looking for a safe place to park some money. You've mentioned CLF but could you explain why its price chart goes straight down and do you expect this trend to continue? Also, what might make it rise? Thanks.
Q: I'm looking for an ETF that invests in the EU countries as a whole. Are you familiar with any?
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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Bond Index ETF (VSB $23.51)
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CI 1-5 Year Laddered Government Strip Bond Index ETF (BXF $10.30)
Q: Currently, all of my fixed income (>$100000) allocation is in VSB, all in non-registered accounts. Should I switch to BXF for tax efficiency, or stick with VSB given it's lower MER (0.11 vs 0.2)? For my fixed income allocation, safety, capital preservation, and liquidity are primary considerations; yield is a secondary consideration.
Q: Is there a Lithium ETF available and would this be a smart way to play this commodity at this time?
Q: Hi Team 5i!
I am building a portfolio using the Balanced Equity portfolio as the centrepiece of the portfolio and ultimately am looking to hold a 30 Fixed Income/70 Equity mandate with about 70% of the equity mandate allocated to Canada. What products should I use to fill out the Fixed Income and US/International equity positions? Ian
I am building a portfolio using the Balanced Equity portfolio as the centrepiece of the portfolio and ultimately am looking to hold a 30 Fixed Income/70 Equity mandate with about 70% of the equity mandate allocated to Canada. What products should I use to fill out the Fixed Income and US/International equity positions? Ian
Q: Could you recommend 2 or more ETF's that concentrate on Japan. Currently I own VWO as my only position outside of North America & I don't believe it contains any Japanese entities. In addition, I would appreciate your comments on both Japan Futures going forward as well as the principal Asian markets. Thank you.
Q: Hi I am looking to further diversify my portfolio. I have about 70 percent in the market and that is the highest I want to go. I have some tips, xbb and hfr and too much cash but having hard time with rates rising to go to bonds. The xhy seems to go with market, I was wondering about individual bonds or will they trade closely with market. I was looking at them. How does one choose the right duration, if it is over valued it could get called? and I loose money. There seems so many when I look at my investorline I don't know where to start. any ideas?
Q: Is the takeover of CEF.A sure to happen?
If so what is the last date to sell CEF.A?
Also, is there some similar alternative to own that will have any payouts in the form of dividends rather than distributions?
If so what is the last date to sell CEF.A?
Also, is there some similar alternative to own that will have any payouts in the form of dividends rather than distributions?
Q: Good morning Peter.
Regarding the gold miners ETFs GDX and GDXJ trading on the NYSE, do I have to declare these as "foreign property" on my Cdn tax return (for cost base greater than $100,000)???
Regarding the gold miners ETFs GDX and GDXJ trading on the NYSE, do I have to declare these as "foreign property" on my Cdn tax return (for cost base greater than $100,000)???
Q: In the Rate Reset Preferred space, what do you like? Any ETFs that you prefer for an income-focused small holding?
Len
Len