I have $100,000 sitting in my account and have been very patient to enter the market over the past couple of years. Right now seems like a good time to max out my TFSA and invest a large portion of this money but the question remains where/how? Individual stocks? ETFs?.
I’m 30 years old, have no debt and rent. This money I guess can be considered my savings so there’s no timeline as to when ill need it. With an outlook of 2-10yrs being invested with a moderate risk tolerance (would like to see some decent returns) any suggestions?
Q: I found this ETF when looking at some of the top ETF providers by AUM in Canada and noticed CI First asset was #5... this looks like a blend of ZUQ and VGG, what do you think compared to some of the other US dividend ETFs trading in Canada? Would you recommend it, and what would be your opinion on CAD Hedge vs Unhedged given where our dollar is trading currently and future outlook
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Q: Hi 5i team,
Looking at the broad US market index (apart from NASDAQ), which will be your top two index ETFs that will most likely provide the strongest gain and the quickest bounce when the market turns around? And why? Prefer Canadian listed ETFs if available.
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Q: My understanding is that at least some of Lightspeed's business relates to the restaurant industry. If this is indeed true could you please comment on whether the Corona Virus outbreak might affect their revenue. It seems to me that people will be less inclined to go to restaurants until what has now been called a pandemic is under control. Also do you think that Lightspeed has the fundamentals to withstand a market downturn for the next several months or perhaps longer. Your insight into this situation would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Q: Good Evening
Some economists are predicting a weak Canadian dollar for the rest of 2020. What is your opinion with respect to the performance of our dollar for the rest of 2020.
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Q: In February, I was adding to my fixed income and believing that interest rates would not go any lower, purchased ZFH. It, like so many other holdings, has been hammered. It now looks to me that rates probably are not going up, for an extended time. If that is correct, is there any chance that ZFH will recover when the market calms down and equity prices begin to improve? Thanks for your excellent service.
Seeing that BCI has held up pretty nicely in these volatile markets. Is this due to it's small size, lack of coverage or because it is a very thin traded stock? Or is it something else?
Q: Given what’s happened in the energy sector this week can you please give me your thoughts on Calfrac’s future solvency. Do they have the ability to survive another round of turmoil? Thanks.
Q: I've read the answers to previous ZWB questions and the risk seems minimal now with this decline in price to below $15, given these are Canadian banks. Are the two main risks, reduced bank dividends, and reduced or no income, causing further share price decline? What other risks may affect this ETF, and your thoughts on possible things that could cause a further price decline from here. Thank you.
Q: Good Afternoon 5i,
Thanks you for the Market update and special report on March 9th I found it very helpful...
My Question. Is this a good time to buy Reits? I'm thinking about adding a ETF reit. Do you have a favorite Canadian ETF Reit?
Q: Both of these stocks are getting hammered - yesterday and today. Is the market concerned about counterparty risk here? If so, which company is more exposed to customer default?
Q: I see your 5iresearch ETF growth portfolio holds WXM. I also separately asked if WXM was a income or growth ETF. Your reply included comment that WXM fee of .65 % was high and the 5 yr ROR not very impressive at 5.12 %. Is it an ETF worth holding or not ? I am confused
Q: In the 2008 downturn methanex went to $7.00 yikes! Now it is trading at or just below book value. I have a 50 percent loss. Would you endorse buying 100 shares a week for the next two months to average down the price. It must be nearing a bottom if this is not 2008. Or a falling knife to $7.00.?