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This week’s new 52-week lows… (Dec 12-18)This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.
The experts are unanimously bullish on iShares Russell 2000(CAD-Hedged) XSU-T, highlighting its exposure to the Russell index, hedged to CAD and its listing on the TSX. They believe that market breadth is improving, leading to more companies participating in the rally. Additionally, they see potential for small caps to play catch up and expect the stock to break out at the top of its trading range. Overall, they view XSU-T as a good way to diversify and get exposure to small-cap names without the correlation to the overall market.
Thesis is that small caps are going to play catch up. At top of its trading range, and he thinks it will break out as we see markets broadening. Great way to diversify. Upside probably $43 by end of year.
MER of XSU is 0.36%. Around for a dog's age. Replicates small-cap index well. Doesn't have the same valuation challenges as with the S&P 500 and concentration of the Magnificent 7.
Also consider XMC for more mid-cap exposure, MER of 0.16%, has done a bit better.
(Don't forget to incorporate foreign, developed areas from EMs ;)
An ETF to cover the Russell 1000 or 2000? O’shares tend to be expensive. This straight Russell 2000 ETF is better.
Small-mid caps are starting to rise to the performance of large caps. This ETF is behaving very well. He'd buy it. If tariffs continue to be a concern, then small-midcaps are less exposed, which is maybe why they're performing better than the large caps. He has 10% US small-midcaps in his holdings.
What is happening in the US in terms of repatriation of capital and taxes it is going to filtered through smaller companies as well. This is the Russell 2000 which is small caps edging on mid-cap.
iShares S&P 500 (CAD-Hedged) (XSP-T) or iShares Russell 2000 (CAD-Hedged) (XSU-T)? He frequently talks about factor investing, and one of the factors that is very real and very tangible is the small caps outperforming large caps over time. As a result, he expects this will give slightly higher returns, although a bit more volatile.
XSU-T and IWM-T. They broke down in September. They should find support just below here. If it breaks down below that then it has to find the next support level.
Small caps in the US are much more overvalued. He is short the Russell 2000 right now.
(A Top Pick Jan 16/13. Up 33.9%.) Just in the process of moving his taxable accounts out into other ETFs. Really nothing wrong with this, except that he wants the hedge off at this time.
(A top pick Jan 16/13. Up 19.33%.) He can see this going a lot further so would consider it a Buy. He is just waiting for the decision to move off the Cdn$ hedged and at that time he would switch from this to iShares Russell 2000 (IWM-N).
iShares Russell 2000(CAD-Hedged) is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol XSU-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (XSU-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:XSU or XSU-T
In the last year, 1 stock analyst published opinions about XSU-T. 1 analyst recommended to BUY the stock. 0 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for iShares Russell 2000(CAD-Hedged).
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1 stock analyst on Stockchase covered iShares Russell 2000(CAD-Hedged) In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2024-03-28, iShares Russell 2000(CAD-Hedged) (XSU-T) stock closed at a price of $41.05.
Exposure to the Russell index, hedged to CAD, listed on the TSX so you don't have to go into US dollars. Market breadth is improving, so more companies are participating in the rally. This will continue for the next year or more as the bull market marches on.
Gives you exposure to names that you wouldn't want to own on their own because of the risk. Good way to get diversity without the correlation to the overall market that you get with the large-cap names.