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Q: What are your thoughts on fundamental indexes? Are there any emerging market fundamental indexes or etfs you would recommend<
Read Answer Asked by John on May 06, 2024
Q: Could you point me to Canadian ETFs that hold significant (1) Value equities and (2) Growth equities? Or are ETFs too diversified to meet this goal? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Paul W on March 25, 2021
Q: I started out with I question but find I actually may have 2 or more.

I am considering replacing CRQ & CDZ in 1 account,
and replacing cdz with HEW in another account. This would account for all my TSX ETF exposure.

The questions are :
1) would you view this as a viable move
2) I noticed that HEW is a thin trader. Will I be beaten
up badly if i try to buy several hundred shares of HEW
at one time.
3) Is there an approach to buying this type of eTF (thin trader)
4) I noticed when I looked up CDZ there is a CDZ.A
and CRQ has a CRQ.A
Could you please tell me the difference in the A versions
of the ETF's .
That's it for this "question".

Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on December 01, 2016
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