Q: Order Fill Limit Order Tips for ETFs. I have been placing limit orders to buy TCSH ETF which is a Canadian money market ETF. I have access to Time & Sales data using TD Advanced Dashboard. It looks like the transaction prices vary between 50.10 and 50.11 with "size" typically 100 to 200. I am not sure if "size" refers to lot size or quantity of shares (maybe you guys know?). I would like to buy 1,800 shares at 50.10. Will I have better success rate if I place multiple limit orders using lower quantities at 50.10 or likely the same result if I just place 1 limit order for 1,800 shares at 50.10? Your thoughts would be appreciated.
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Virtus Private Credit Strategy ETF (VPC $17.56)
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Accelerate Diversified Credit Income Fund (INCM $14.93)
Q: What are your thoughts on investing in private credit? Should it be part of a diversified portfolio? Are the above ETF's a good vehicle to invest in private credit?
Happy Holidays to the 5i staff!
Happy Holidays to the 5i staff!
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB $27.02)
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.07)
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Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH $50.04)
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Global X 0-3 Month T-Bill ETF (CBIL $50.08)
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High Interest Savings Account ETF (HISA)
Q: Hello, Im looking for a conservative option to GICs
Would it be preferred shares ? Please help and avise
thanks so much
Tim
Would it be preferred shares ? Please help and avise
thanks so much
Tim
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Global X US Dollar Currency ETF (DLR.U $10.24)
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Hamilton Utilities YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (UMAX $13.17)
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Harvest Premium Yield Treasury ETF (HPYT $8.59)
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Hamilton U.S. T-Bill YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HBIL $14.85)
Q: Will have to sell one of these to raise cash. Which one? Thanks and Greetings Peter.
Q: Thanks for answering my question regarding Premum/Discount for TCSH canadian money market ETF. In your answer you stated "Indicated Yield" of 2.63%. I looked at the TD web site and could not find this metric. Can you tell me where I can find this important metric as well as help explain what "Indicated Yield" means? TD only provides current yield to maturity on their web site. Many thanks.
Q: TCSH ETF is classified as a money market product. I understand that the NAV will usually increase until the monthly distribution near the end of the month. What I don't understand is why this ETF always seems to trade at a price much higher than the actual NAV. I thought all money market ETF's would trade very close to NAV price.
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iShares Canadian Real Return Bond Index ETF (XRB $22.36)
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Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (VAB $22.96)
Q: Looking forward would you put new money into XRB or VAB?
Thanks Ron
Thanks Ron
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iShares Core Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (XSB $27.02)
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High Interest Savings Account ETF (HISA)
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iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (SGOV $100.28)
Q: Are there any etfs that you could recommend, that could ride out the forecast adjustment of the market? Thank you
Q: Is it advisable to sell HBND for a tax loss (down 13%) before year end?
If inflation looms or bond vigilantes are at work, long-term bond yields could go up from here.
Appreciate your thoughts
If inflation looms or bond vigilantes are at work, long-term bond yields could go up from here.
Appreciate your thoughts
Q: I'm interested in this fund for it's VERY high yield. Wondering if it's sustainable?
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JPMorgan Nasdaq Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPQ $58.89)
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iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF (SGOV $100.28)
Q: Is this a good ETF to park some cash for a one year period or do you have a better alternative with roughly the same dividend? Thanks
Q: This ETF has been in a steady decline since I bought it some 18 months ago and I now have a 16 % loss in my RRIF. Please discuss the dynamics of this etf so that I may make an informed decision as to hold or sell. I do like the income and the high yield ,( but unfortunately the yield keeps going higher !). Thanks. Derek.
Q: What’s the safest investment?
Q: Hello, what do you think of something like VCSH to add to a fixed income portfolio that already owns US treasuries ? I am looking for stability with a bit of yield that will stabilize things. I am almost 60 and would like to take some risk off the table ? I am open to alternatives that are not specifically tied to the US govt.
Q: I am a 70 year-old value investor that is reluctant to invest further in what I believe is an over-valued market. Our new portfolio manager is recommending "Index deposit notes" offered by major Canadian banks. Can you please tell me more about these market-linked term deposits? I would prefer to wait for a market correction and then invest in equities, but the portfolio manager feels the market could continue to rise over the next few years. I am of the opinion we are looking at a significant recession in 2026.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Please provide an analysis of the recent issuing of debt by GOOG. They have $100 billion of cash on the balance sheet and oodles of FCF. Feels like they shouldn't need to issue this debt. Do you feel it is a good move or is it concerning in any way?
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR $135.10)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $64.40)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $37.53)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC $49.12)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $48.08)
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $25.03)
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HIGH INTEREST SAVINGS ACCOUNT FUND (HISA)
Q: I am looking at fixed income potential across sectors as a low risk offset to my equities and would appreciate your recommendations. It doesn’t look like the space has good future prospects overall with rates having just dropped.
Of notable options, high interest saving accounts, bond funds, utilities, dividend index’s and perhaps reits, the reits and dividend indexes have superior yields.
Could you please comment on the space overall, which sectors are advisable and possible suggestions for purchase please?
Of notable options, high interest saving accounts, bond funds, utilities, dividend index’s and perhaps reits, the reits and dividend indexes have superior yields.
Could you please comment on the space overall, which sectors are advisable and possible suggestions for purchase please?
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PIMCO Monthly Income Fund (Canada) (PMIF $18.49)
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Fidelity Global Balanced Class Portfolio F (FID2684 $30.99)
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Canoe Bond Advantage Portfolio Class Series F (GOC703 $8.82)
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Lysander-Canso Corporate Value Bond Fund Series F (LYZ801F $14.11)
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Dynamic Active Preferred Shares ETF (DXP $25.85)
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Mackenzie Financial Corporation (QTIP)
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Guardian i3 Global Dividend Premium Yield Fund (GIDY $20.13)
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RBC CANADIAN DISCOUNT BOND ETF (RCDB)
Q: Please give your opinion on the following "F" series funds. Any comparatives would also be appreciated Deduct as many credits as necessary.
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LYZ801F5.cf
RCDB-NE
GIDY-T
PMIF-T
QTIP-NE
DXP-T
GOC703.CF
Thank you
Paul
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LYZ801F5.cf
RCDB-NE
GIDY-T
PMIF-T
QTIP-NE
DXP-T
GOC703.CF
Thank you
Paul
Q: The mag 7 have been issuing bonds to pay for their AI.
Are these a good buy? Are they available to retail investors? Are there easy ways to buy them? An etf perhaps?
thanks
Are these a good buy? Are they available to retail investors? Are there easy ways to buy them? An etf perhaps?
thanks
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.07)
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Global X Cash Maximizer Corporate Class ETF (HSAV $116.81)
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Global X High Interest Savings ETF (CASH $50.04)
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High Interest Savings Account ETF (HISA)
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TD Cash Management ETF (TCSH $50.10)
Q: what is your opinion on TSCH-TD Cash Management ETF? Are there other options I should consider? I am considering putting some of my cash into this ETF- this cash is not required for at least 18 months so I would like to optimize returns. Thanks.