Q: Hello 5i team. In your view, how does PHY.U compare to CEF.A, CGL and CGL.C? We own units in the latter three, but are looking to add some more gold/silver bullion units to our portfolio. Thanks.
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Q: My broker recently bought CGL.C and not CGL. Do you prefer CGL over CGL.C. If so why?I was not aware that there was a hedge and non-hedge fund.
Thanks
Dolores
Thanks
Dolores
Q: your opinion on buying a gold bullion etf, and any suggestions as to which one
Q: Hi !
What is the difference between CGL.C-t et PHYS-N, beside the difference in currencies ? Which one would you buy now ?
Thank you for your good attention,
Jacques
What is the difference between CGL.C-t et PHYS-N, beside the difference in currencies ? Which one would you buy now ?
Thank you for your good attention,
Jacques
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iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
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Global X Gold ETF (HUG)
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iShares Gold Bullion ETF (CGL.C)
Q: I have a large portfolio of 1.3 Mil in value. They are accross all sectors. I will be adding another 200k shortly. I have no precious metals in my portfolio as I was not comfortable with the volatility. What would you suggest for percentage amount of precious metals and what companies, ETF's
would you suggest. Is holding physical gold less volatile that companies?
If so, is there an ETF that holds physical gold.
would you suggest. Is holding physical gold less volatile that companies?
If so, is there an ETF that holds physical gold.
Q: Hello,
I have approx 25% of my portfolio in my US$ account and those funds will remain in US$ for the long term. When the CAD$ strengthens vs the US$, my overall portfolio balance drops as a result of this.
Are you aware of an ETF or other product that would protect my overall portfolio balance and act as a hedge from a strong resurgence in the CAD$ to more or less prevent losses simply as a result of the CAD$ going up in value? Also, if there is such a product, how much would I need to buy to cover 25% US$ balance?
Conversely, is there a pairs trade that you could suggest that would keep my accounts balanced at the current levels regardless of which way the Cad$/US$ goes? Again, is there a percent amount of my overall portfolio balance that I would need for each of these to more or less keep me revenue neutral and not have to worry about currency fluctuations?
Thank you.
I have approx 25% of my portfolio in my US$ account and those funds will remain in US$ for the long term. When the CAD$ strengthens vs the US$, my overall portfolio balance drops as a result of this.
Are you aware of an ETF or other product that would protect my overall portfolio balance and act as a hedge from a strong resurgence in the CAD$ to more or less prevent losses simply as a result of the CAD$ going up in value? Also, if there is such a product, how much would I need to buy to cover 25% US$ balance?
Conversely, is there a pairs trade that you could suggest that would keep my accounts balanced at the current levels regardless of which way the Cad$/US$ goes? Again, is there a percent amount of my overall portfolio balance that I would need for each of these to more or less keep me revenue neutral and not have to worry about currency fluctuations?
Thank you.