Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV.TO)

(A Top Pick Nov 5/14. Up 16.26%.) The whole reason this has done so well is because it is not hedged. The S&P 500 over this past year has actually lost money. Pretty much 100% of this gain is due to the currency exchange.

This is going to be a more targeted large cap sort of bias. Vanguard is starting to lower the costs on their products. It has a management fee 0.08 basis points. Crazy cheap.

(A Top Pick Jan 16/13. Up 41.39%.) This is not hedged and is his single biggest position for all of his clients.

(A top pick Jan 16/13. Up 20.83%.)

This is not hedged, but once the Cdn$ moves up to $1.01, $1.02 or $1.03, he thinks it is in the topping out stage and thinks the Cdn$ will start to drift down.