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Q: Good morning,

As a newbie to wealthsimple. Just trying it out. I see they do private equity and private credit.

Is this something worth looking at as a portfolio grows for added diversification?

Do you know much about their capital partner and it's history. Looking for some quality direction here from the pros.

Thank you.
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Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kolbi on September 10, 2024
Q: With ETFs like these with high high returns but also high return on capital which contribute to these returns is it more beneficial to keep them in a taxable accounts or non taxable accounts like RRSP or TFSA ?
Thank you.
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Q: The Morningstar report on NXF is really a downer citing weakness in management for lack of experience and the process of leaning toward larger and undervalued companies as well as overweighting in yield paying companies and those paying dividends and buying back shares. Hey, isn't that a GOOD thing? If I wanted caution I would be buying bonds. As I read this report the question is should I heed this comment or stay with NXF as it is? From 2020 it ranged from $6.80 in 2022 to $5.80 nowt to me it seems appropriate in my well diversified portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by STANLEY on September 10, 2024
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Read Answer Asked by kenneth on September 10, 2024
Q: Good Day 5i,
I have been following semiconductor companies in China. Their growth is very impressive. As an example, of the 68 companies latest financial reports, 40 reported over 50% growth. This is largely fueled by internal legacy chip demand, a huge market lost by US sanctions.
Which leads to ask how to invest in the Chinese markets?
Many thanks, Yan
Read Answer Asked by yanyl on September 10, 2024
Q: Not that CLS has dropped so much, so quickly, do you think it's worth picking up right now? That is to say, or the fundamentals strong enough to start picking this up now, or is it likely to drop even further? As it seems to be connected to the EA industry, at a proceed to bubble, how do you foresee the next 3 to 5 years for this company?
Read Answer Asked by Lyle on September 09, 2024
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