Q: Are there any ETFs that are the equivalent to ZUH but are traded in American dollars?
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Vanguard FTSE Canadian High Dividend Yield Index ETF (VDY)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG)
Q: Hi5I
We are giving our 3 grandchildren $5000.00 each, so they can each open a TFSA account. Our intention is to give them the same amount for the following three years.
Considering the size of the deposit, and the fees for the accounts, your recommendation on where to open the accounts and what to buy inside the accounts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks MJ
We are giving our 3 grandchildren $5000.00 each, so they can each open a TFSA account. Our intention is to give them the same amount for the following three years.
Considering the size of the deposit, and the fees for the accounts, your recommendation on where to open the accounts and what to buy inside the accounts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks MJ
Q: Now Canada is getting closer to legalizing Cannabis.
Why are Canopy, Aphria, Aurora all going down so much suddenly?
How would you rate them and which one do you like the best?
What is the best way to invest in this new industry?
Thank you.
Why are Canopy, Aphria, Aurora all going down so much suddenly?
How would you rate them and which one do you like the best?
What is the best way to invest in this new industry?
Thank you.
Q: Whats your take on Defined Maturity Bond ETF's such as BSJK? As I understand it, bonds in the ETF are held to maturity to remove market value risk from rising interest rates. I've aways used ETFs' for bond holdings. However with all the noise on what rising interest rates can do to portfolio values, I'm currently mainly in cash for my fixed income allocation. Instead of buying an ETF, do you think its "practical" for a retail investor to purchase sufficient holdings to be diversified ( and held to maturity ) in order to to accomplish the same "de-risking" without the MER? And lastly how many high quality corporate bond holdings make it diversified?
Q: can you please recommend an etf or two for exposure to emerging markets
thank you
thank you
Q: Dear 5i
What can you tell me about the following in terms of quality , MER and yield .
!-Mutual fund BMO Tact GBL EQ ETF SER F-NL
2-Mutual f. fixed income DYN Active core BD PRIV F-NA
3-Mutual F. fixed income BMO Tact GLB BD ETF SER F-NL.
Are these keepers or can i do better elsewhere ?
These 3 represent approximately 68% of my current portfolio with my financial planner . I`m 62 and plan on retiring in 2 years .The rest of the portfolio is in various growth stock .
Thanks
Bill C.
What can you tell me about the following in terms of quality , MER and yield .
!-Mutual fund BMO Tact GBL EQ ETF SER F-NL
2-Mutual f. fixed income DYN Active core BD PRIV F-NA
3-Mutual F. fixed income BMO Tact GLB BD ETF SER F-NL.
Are these keepers or can i do better elsewhere ?
These 3 represent approximately 68% of my current portfolio with my financial planner . I`m 62 and plan on retiring in 2 years .The rest of the portfolio is in various growth stock .
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: Can you provide an analysis of this ETF. I currently own JP Morgan but was looking to add another position in US Banks.
Q: Hi5i,
Would you have any ETF recommendations in the small to mid cap energy sector.
Thanks Dave
Would you have any ETF recommendations in the small to mid cap energy sector.
Thanks Dave
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed All Cap Ex U.S. Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VEF)
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Vanguard Total International Stock (VXUS)
Q: Hi, I want to Invest some of my cash outside of Canadian and US markets. I would appreciate if you can suggest a few markets with good valuations and potential. I do not want to pick individual stocks, but instead would buy an ETF.
Thanks
Thanks
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: Hi team,
Just a point of confusion: TD Direct Investing treats CBO, XHY and the like as equities, while in your Portfolio Review these are treated as fixed income. Does this matter as long as one is consistent in their assignation of the sector / allocation? I think it does matter as it changes the perspective of the portfolio as a whole. I would like your opinion.
Thank you
Stanley Cohen
Just a point of confusion: TD Direct Investing treats CBO, XHY and the like as equities, while in your Portfolio Review these are treated as fixed income. Does this matter as long as one is consistent in their assignation of the sector / allocation? I think it does matter as it changes the perspective of the portfolio as a whole. I would like your opinion.
Thank you
Stanley Cohen
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB)
Q: do you think this is a good time to buy a bank stock or the ETF. for a long term hold? could you list your top 3 Cdn banks? thanks Jack
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR)
Q: What are the pros and cons of these two ETFs? Looking forward, which of the 2 do you believe has the best price appreciation potential? Are there better ways to get exposure to preferreds? Please explain. Thanks so much for the guidance.
Q: Would you have any issues with these swap based etfs?
Should I have any concerns?
if the other party were to have issues?
Should I have any concerns?
if the other party were to have issues?
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares High Quality Canadian Bond Index ETF (XQB)
Q: Hi, would the etf (CXF) be a significant diversifier in the canadian portion of an income portfolio that currently includes XQB and CBO? How would you rate the risk of that etf? Thanks
Q: What would be your suggestion for the percentage of allocation in a portfolio of various covered call ETFs ( eg ZWC, ZWU, ZWE, ZWH etc.) as an income source for a retiree? Joe
Q: I bought 3000 shares of NSU for income last November and I am now down 18.5%. It is currently near its all time low. Is there any reason to keep holding this. What do you think of using the money to buy ZPH, a new ETF recommended by Berman? Or other?
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Q: The value of this ETF seems to have been holding steady at between $19.50 and $20.00 over the past year. What would make this ETF move higher or lower ? There is now talk of interest rates starting to move up, plus speculation that the Fed will get rid of some of its bond holdings. Are either of those likely to have any effect on value of this ETF ?
Q: Monday's list of stocks at 52 week highs included an enormous number of preferred shares? What are the reasons behind this sudden surge? Any prognosis? Thank you!
Q: Hello
What Canadians etf's would you recommend for exposure to Europe in my tfsa?
Thank you
Amy
What Canadians etf's would you recommend for exposure to Europe in my tfsa?
Thank you
Amy
Q: I own both of these ETFs and want to drop one to lessen my CAN exposure. I'm leaning towards dropping VDY because it is in my TFSA (ZDV is in a margin) and my portfolio would benefit from cutting some weight in financials (VDY is heavier than ZDV in this sector).
Can an argument be made for keeping VDY?
Just renewed! Thanks.
Can an argument be made for keeping VDY?
Just renewed! Thanks.