Q: I currently have 1/3 of my TFSA in a cash position and am underweight in Industrial, Technology, and Consumer Cyclical. What ETFs do you favour that would help me to balance out my portfolio?
Q: Looking at the US market for a 2-3 year horizon. Like TSG, SMSEY, XLK, NVDA and TEAM do you see any problem with taking full positions now and what 2-3 additions would you make and or remove.
Q: For the technology portion of one of my portfolios I've held 75% XLK and 25% FDN. Since XLK will be reconfigured this month, what ETFs do you think would best represent the technology sector moving forward? Also what about timing with the changes being made to XLK?
Q: In what order would you rate the following U.S. equities
I am considering adding to a well-diversified portfolio?
IHI IWO XLK XLF KRE VISA
Thank you.
Q: I would like set up a portfolio of US ETF, unhedged to Canadian market. Broad market, Technology, Banks, and Health etc.
Thank you for your great service
Shirley
Q: Looking to spread my Technology investments into US$ shares in one of these 3 positions. All seem to be doing extremely well and appear quite similar to each other. Share prices go from $128-$52-$17 and psychologically I have an aversion to paying over $100/share (I know there is no rational to that).
Would appreciate your analysis of these 3 and recommendation or any others in this arena.
Q: With 17% of my portfolio invested in these US ETFs, I'm thinking about adding another 5-10%. However, I'm wary of the Trump implications. All of the above are near 52-week highs. As a long term investor, should I not worry about timing the market, or is it advisable to wait a bit before investing in the US? Is XUS worth buying or am I fine sticking with VUN, if I go ahead and invest in the US?
Q: This am BNN suggested the best sectors going forward to benefit from "Trumpism" would be: Banks, Lifecos, Health, Industrials, Energy and Materials.
Does 5i agree with these sectors and if yes what stocks/ETFs would you recommned for the six sectors?
Also do u believe the tech selloff will get much worse - seems like end of year profit taking or sector rotation into energy et.
Thank you.
Q: I hold xlk in my RRIF as part of technology. However I am unhappy with the larger weighting given to "giants" as is the case with iyw I could accept the minimally higher cost of ryt for it's equal weighting and better performance. liquidity seems good. Do you think this a reasonable switch. I prefer to keep a US dollar ETF. Thanks for your advice