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A follow up to Willie’s question about a potential USD devaluation on Sept 03.
We have 50% of our RRSP and TFSA in USD. Investments outside of the US and Canada are in CDN though those investments are minimal. In the past, the suggested path was to own US stocks with US funds over using CDN dollars to purchase US stocks or purchasing CDR’s. Moving forward, is it prudent to slightly reduce USD exposure by having a combination of CDR’s and US stocks for US investments (i.e. 10k in MSFT CDR’s + 10k of MSFT in USD)?
We had purchased USD about 8 years ago with a plan to vacation in the US upon retirement though we decided to vacation elsewhere now with CDN dollars. A currency cost would apply to sell 10% of USD though we do not have costs to buy or sell. This change would only be applied to the largest positions (NVDA, GOOG, META, MSFT, BRK.B, WMT.)
5i always seem to be ahead of the curve in their investment strategies and we are humble beneficiaries from your knowledge.
Thank you for your insight.
D&J
A follow up to Willie’s question about a potential USD devaluation on Sept 03.
We have 50% of our RRSP and TFSA in USD. Investments outside of the US and Canada are in CDN though those investments are minimal. In the past, the suggested path was to own US stocks with US funds over using CDN dollars to purchase US stocks or purchasing CDR’s. Moving forward, is it prudent to slightly reduce USD exposure by having a combination of CDR’s and US stocks for US investments (i.e. 10k in MSFT CDR’s + 10k of MSFT in USD)?
We had purchased USD about 8 years ago with a plan to vacation in the US upon retirement though we decided to vacation elsewhere now with CDN dollars. A currency cost would apply to sell 10% of USD though we do not have costs to buy or sell. This change would only be applied to the largest positions (NVDA, GOOG, META, MSFT, BRK.B, WMT.)
5i always seem to be ahead of the curve in their investment strategies and we are humble beneficiaries from your knowledge.
Thank you for your insight.
D&J
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Q: Hello
I have a small position
MSFT cannot stop moving higher which is good
wants to add to the position, let me know what is a good entry point?
has been waiting for a pull back in Aug/Sept
thanks
Michael
I have a small position
MSFT cannot stop moving higher which is good
wants to add to the position, let me know what is a good entry point?
has been waiting for a pull back in Aug/Sept
thanks
Michael
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