Q: Commercial real estate is in big trouble. Do you have any recommendations how to take advantage of the declining fortunes of this sector, in Canada or the US? Is there an inverse commercial real estate etf? Have the stock prices of the sector already been priced in?
Investment Q&A
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Q: I have both of the above ETF's. Thinking of selling all of ZWB and adding to ZEB . While I like the high yield of the covered calls I think there is better opportunity for capital appreciation. with ZEB. as the values of all the banks are down. This would be aa long term hold. Your thoughts .
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.54)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $52.92)
Q: What is your favourite etf for Canadian banks? Is CPD a good way to gain exposure to them?
Q: Couple weeks ago I asked about CYBR ETF. You thought I meant Cyberarc Software. Thought the ETF would be doing much better than what it is. Worth hanging onto?
Q: If JEPI is held in a RRIF, would US withholding taxes be applicable or would the be exempt?
Thank you for your guidance.
Thank you for your guidance.
Q: Sorry for what may be a naive question, but assuming the .35% (?) fee for holding this security is an annual fee, how is it collected?
Q: Do you feel it is time to drop Canadian banks and move on to something better for income?
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $72.43)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $40.51)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.43)
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Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $7.95)
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BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU $11.63)
Q: Good morning,
May I have 5is opinion (pros and cons) regarding the following please.
I have just rolled my RSP into a RIF and am thinking of selling AQN and SPB and consolidating into ZWU. My thinking is that this will in a simpler more stable way of provide equal to better performance (income with some growth) over time. Do my thoughts have merit? I also hold BEP.UN as well as FTS.
Thank you for your thoughts and opinion.
May I have 5is opinion (pros and cons) regarding the following please.
I have just rolled my RSP into a RIF and am thinking of selling AQN and SPB and consolidating into ZWU. My thinking is that this will in a simpler more stable way of provide equal to better performance (income with some growth) over time. Do my thoughts have merit? I also hold BEP.UN as well as FTS.
Thank you for your thoughts and opinion.
Q: Last September I asked about MNY as an alternative for brokers who do not allow you to buy PSA. I haven't seen anything on it since.
What do you think of it now and why do you prefer PSA?
Thanks
What do you think of it now and why do you prefer PSA?
Thanks
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Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL $7.40)
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Harvest Tech Achievers Growth & Income ETF (HTA $19.48)
Q: I wanted to gain some clarity on your answer to Terry indicating that the high dividend returns with these etf's are almost entirely return of capital. So if an investor holds these their yields would not be taxed as dividend income in a cash account but the cost base would diminish accordingly so that when sold the capital gain would be greater. But if a long term hold and if the yield continues to be return of capital then does the investor collect these yields effectively free of tax? Any other similar etf's with high yields that are largely return of capital? Am I missing something? Thank you for providing certainty on this.
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Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL $7.40)
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Harvest Tech Achievers Growth & Income ETF (HTA $19.48)
Q: Thoughts on these etfs in a non registered account
How would the distributions be taxed
How would the distributions be taxed
Q: I came across these 3 TSLL, TSLH, and TSLS symbols can you please advise if it is worth holding any for the long term or is it short-term investment? Is this one considered an investment? If you can give a brief summary of each of them.
Thanks for the great service
Thanks for the great service
Q: Is VNQ a good investment in a stagflation environment, or does its current issue of office and retail REIT exposure going to counteract that situation ?
Are rising interest rates the only other reason for its underperformance recently?
Is it possible to come up with a metric that compares how expensive / inexpensive it is today as an investment relative to it's past ?
Thanks.
Are rising interest rates the only other reason for its underperformance recently?
Is it possible to come up with a metric that compares how expensive / inexpensive it is today as an investment relative to it's past ?
Thanks.
Q: Please give your assessment of this ETF - AIQ. It appears to hold stocks that have been driving the S&P500 higher this year so do you see any more upside? How much growth do you see for AI in the short and long term? For a growth theme would you put new money into this for 2-5 years? Thanks in advance and please deduct credits as you see fit.
Q: Are there reasons for me not to hold a 15% weighting of this very high paying Eft in my riff account if I am only interested in yield? Thanks! James
Q: Hey guys, my dad is 78, what would be your top 3 Vanguard’s value ETF recommendations ?
thank you !
thank you !
Q: HI 5i ,
I ama DYI retired investor, looking to add a few covered call ETF's to my TFSA, do you have a favorite what are your thoughts in this realm for added dividend income?
Thanks P
I ama DYI retired investor, looking to add a few covered call ETF's to my TFSA, do you have a favorite what are your thoughts in this realm for added dividend income?
Thanks P
Q: Could you please commended a Japanese index ETF? Both David Rosenberg and Warren Buffet have mentioned Japanese equity market will be outromanced. Just wondering if it's good timing to invest in that market.
thank you,
thank you,
Q: Not having a lot of personal expertise in U.S. small caps, I thought a closed ended fund or index ETF might be the way to add some U.S. small cap exposure. Can you comment on the value of Royce Micro Cap Trust or the Russell 2000 for 5-10% of an otherwise reasonably diversified portfolio?
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iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO $333.99)
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Vanguard FTSE All-World Ex-US Small Capital Index Fund ETF (VSS $143.28)
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iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM $249.22)
Q: Hello, what Canadian ETFs would you recommend for US or global smallcaps? I would prefer ETFs with daily volumes higher than 10k per day. Thanks.