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Q: Any reason not to sell xhc and buy life. I want stability but income is very important. Thanks, J
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on June 08, 2020
Q: Really perturb with the performance,or should I said non-performance,of GUD especially with the recent downturn when the N.A. markets had rallied so much from the March lows.It delayed report of Q till June 26.Please comment & maybe have to wait till 6/26 when its results will include its big acquisition.Txs for u usual great advices & services
Read Answer Asked by Peter on June 08, 2020
Q: Hi 5iTeam,
Both of the above 2 ETFs are pretty well100% focused on health care with very similar make up (65% US, 35% non-US), why then there is such a big difference in dividend yield, Life pays 7.1% while XHC pays 1.05% in dividend.
Cheers,
Read Answer Asked by Harry on June 05, 2020
Q: Van Eck Vectors Biotech E.T.F. BBH (Nasdaq)
1. I rarely buy ETFs. When I do, I favor ones with less than 50 holdings. I am under the impression that an ETF with a large number of holdings is so diluted that you tend not to get as much upside/downside. Is this this approach favoring higher beta better or worse than one that ignores the number of holdings?
2. BBH has a relatively concentrated portfolio of 26 biotech businesses.
3. Your insight into BBH please? Substance only please; have already reviewed material including ETF.com, ETF Channel.
4. If you think others are better , please do suggest names. I have not researched IBB or XBB.
Read Answer Asked by Adam on June 05, 2020
Q: I’ve patiently held GUD for 4 years now without it doing much. Could you recommend 1 or 2 replacements from the Healthcare sector in the U.S. ?

I don’t understand the healthcare business myself, so I’m looking for a company with solid management that I can invest in, and then just forget about it for years to come.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on June 04, 2020