Opinions
Mike Philbrick
iShare Core MSCI World ex Canada
XAW-T
DON'T BUY
Apr 11, 2025
$40.680
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(A Top Pick Aug 10/18, Down 1%) The multiples on foreign stocks are very reasonable in comparison to Europe or North American stocks. These companies are benefiting from the China problem. Should see reasonably good numbers from these companies. Currently holding it and hasn't sold any of it.
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XAW-T vs. VXC-T. Both are good ETFs. XAW-T is cheaper. They are great one-ticket solutions. He has an extremely high bias in Canada.
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With the MSCI, you get 2000 companies worldwide. You don't need another all-world fund since there will be correlation risk. It's a fundamental way to get into the stock market. He would wait and see what happens in the market, since he believes we'll see an opportunity to buy at a cheaper price.
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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. It is a large and cheaper fund that is good for ex Canada exposure. There is less exposure than other ETFs in tech and health care but it has wide appeal to most investors for non-Canadian exposure for diversification. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
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Industry leader. Cap-weighted. MER is 22 bps. In today's climate, good to look at something with less volatility than a market-cap weighted portfolio. See his Top Picks.