Q: On Sep 20 Ken asked for an EFT that uses principles similar to VIG, but for Canadian companies. You suggested XDV. I would have thought that CDZ would have been a closer match. Your thoughts?
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Q: Hi Team,
Is there an ETF similar to the US listed VIG that follows the same strategy for Canadian dividend stocks?
Is there an ETF similar to the US listed VIG that follows the same strategy for Canadian dividend stocks?
Q: I am holding xhy which is hedged should I change to the etf in Canadian funds thanks mel
Q: Hi, I'm holding onto XBB as you always hear that a diversified portfolio should include bonds. I'm down 5% and thinking that XBB could continue down once interest rates rise. Would you buy, sell, or hold XBB today? Thank you.
Q: Do you think XSP would be a good buy at this time for long term? Thanks
Q: XBB has dropped and has been a good long term hold for fixed income. Is this a good entry point to buy this ETF? If not, could you please recommend an alternative ETF that would perform better when interest rates rise?
Q: Good morning, do you have a preference between CBO and PSB? Thank you
Q: Can you recommend a Canadian and US technology ETF for longer term investors?
Q: If you hold the view that in general, world economies are slowly improving, would now be the time to buy into the consumer/discretionary spending area, which I assume have been beat up in the last few years. Are there ETFs that cover this specific space? Would an ETF be the best way to go?
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Q: hi team,
What's your view on low vol etf vs. using dividend etfs
What's your view on low vol etf vs. using dividend etfs
Q: The US portion of my portfolio consists of CSCO, MCD, UTX, BHP and AAPL (a little bit heavy on the Tech side because of no exposure on the Canadian technology front). I took some profits and trimmed my exposure to CSCO and MCD after nice run-ups and am looking to use the proceeds to further diversify. I'm thinking perhaps a US financial (and really a play on Consumer Discretionary spending) like AXP or a Medical Supplies company like BDX. Or does something else jump out at you as being a nice complement to what I own? Thanks.
Q: could you comment on the stock gur .any suggestions for other etf? to consider Thanks CR
Q: HI. I need to diversify globally. What stock would you advise buying for long term hold and revenue? thanks.
Q: Peter; Is there a U.S. ETF that would cover the fast food restaurant sector? Thanks. Rod
Q: The Russell 2000 Index Fund [xsu] has run quite a way but is it still a good investment?It's hedged to the Cdn dollar but would an ETF in US funds be more prudent? Your comments are always appreciated.
Dave
Dave
Q: Thoughts on bond allocation in this current environment? I'm relatively young and have an aiming for a total allocation of ~15%, specifically in XBB.
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Q: Should IDV be held in RRSP, TFSA or non reg account?
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Q: Would you rate CPD a buy, sell or hold? I am concerned about the recent volatility. Thank you.
Q: Peter, thanks for identifying HEW as an ETF that equal weights the TSX 60. In your opinion do you think there is an advantage holding some of this fund with a MER of .50 vs funds with .11? Also if yes what % of a total CDN ETF 60 holding would you allocate to HEW?
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Q: Hi Guys
Is there a Canadian ETF that has equal weight for the TSX 60.
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Is there a Canadian ETF that has equal weight for the TSX 60.
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