Q: I am looking to simply my portfolio by transitioning part of my portfolio to broad market etf.

I have a few concerns with the often mentioned Xeqt and veqt.

With Canadian assets around 25% of holdings, is the Canadian market over represented?

Secondly, if I were to split my ETF holdings between a VEQT (or Xeqt) and a second, growthier ETF, which ETF would you recommend for some added torque?
Would the default choice be a QQQ. I ask because I am worried about the long term prospects for SAAS.

Your advice please.
Thank you

Q: Question for a 30-year-old starting an RRSP with a growth-oriented focus. He has little interest in managing a portfolio, so the intent is a simple portfolio that is on autopilot (using automatic monthly DCA) with a yearly review.

The idea is to use XEQT. Does it make sense to add XUS or VFV to XEQT to add more US exposure to potentially improve returns over such a long period of time? Say DCA 75% XEQT and 25% XUS?

Would there be a better ETF to pair up with?

Much appreciated.

Q: Hello,

CAGE is a new ETF gaining quite a bit of popularity online.

For a long-term investor (20+ years until retirement, LIRA), would you recommend it over XEQT? I am thinking doing a 50/50 split between the two, but would like your advice. Details on it are pretty limited thus far.

Thanks.