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Q: If now is a good time to begin putting 12% cash to work increasing our USA div. income to balance our RRIF withdrawals for a mid 70s couple what stocks or etfs would you recommend. We currently own VZ@ 1%, QCO M@1% VGG 1% and VUN 3% to top up.
According to your portfolio analysis we need more US communication, US industrial, and US basic materials. Is it better to have div. income from Canada than US in our RRIF plans?
Would also like to switch our 3.5% position of IYT to div. position.
Take as many question as needed. Thanks
According to your portfolio analysis we need more US communication, US industrial, and US basic materials. Is it better to have div. income from Canada than US in our RRIF plans?
Would also like to switch our 3.5% position of IYT to div. position.
Take as many question as needed. Thanks
- Methanex Corporation (MX)
- iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
- Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB)
Q: Good morning 5i,
I currently have no basic materials in portfolio having sold MX to crystallize a tax loss. Analytics suggests 4%. We are currently trying to become less aggressive because of stage in life. Thinking 2% XGD (comments please) and open to suggestions for another candidate. Thanks for your help. Ted
I currently have no basic materials in portfolio having sold MX to crystallize a tax loss. Analytics suggests 4%. We are currently trying to become less aggressive because of stage in life. Thinking 2% XGD (comments please) and open to suggestions for another candidate. Thanks for your help. Ted
- Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
- iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
- BHP Group PlcSponsored ADR (BBL)
- Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB)
Q: My materials and precious metals exposure is limited to the above two stocks, and both are very small positions. With recent talk about positive prospects for materials going forward, what etf would you recommend if I decided to put some more money into this sector?
Q: What is the difference between these two 'material select' SPDRs?
Which one would be a better choice?
Thank you Team!
Which one would be a better choice?
Thank you Team!
Q: I am looking for an ETF with a high percentage of sand and gravel [aggregate] companies. I don't think there is a specific ETF for aggregate companies but there are ETF's which include them. Could you also recommend the best aggregate company in the world?
Thank you.
Ross.
Thank you.
Ross.
- iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index ETF (XGD)
- iShares S&P/TSX Capped Materials Index ETF (XMA)
- Materials Select Sector SPDR (XLB)
Q: Good Afternoon: I am thinking of increasing my exposure to the materials sector (principally North America but am open to international) and would like to do so through an etf. I already have an approx. 7% exposure to energy (mostly Cdn.) and less than 1% each to gold and materials. Would you please recommend an etf that you believe to be a good option for me here. Thanks.
Q: spider materials u.s. etf - xlb
appreciate your comments and outlook for this U.S. etf
appreciate your comments and outlook for this U.S. etf