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Recommendation for a total [global] market ETF, low cost. Consider taxation issues. On a total return ETF you might buy a combination of horizons ETFs so you would not lose the dividend tax credit. HXDM-T and HXEM-T and HXS-T would round it out and avoid any distributions. In your TFSA or RRSP you can use the VXC-T, which excludes Canada.

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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Earnings have been quite good this year and companies have been showing decent growth. A recovery is expected next year although some sectors are getting a little too hot. Consumer discretionary and industrials should outperform. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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Despite today's sell-off and calls to rotate into small-caps and cyclicals, FAANG still has a place in a portfolio. They will endure a recovery rally. He likes the cyclicals, but Facebook, Amazon and Apple will continue to thrive in the future--they're not going away.

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He's focused on the recovery stocks as vaccines pick up and the economy recovers. The stock market looks forward, so he wants companies that will do well when vaccines roll out globally next year. Those companies may not be the same ones which led the market after the March 2020 bottom. In recent years, being a passive investor in ETFs or index funds worked, but not now. Namely, tech stocks now occupy 25% of the S&P while other stocks have lagged, but it's starting to change. Now, the cyclicals and interest-rate sensitive stocks will improve, and will really benefit the TSX. He expects the Dow to outpace the S&P and Nasdaq in 2021 as things normalize.

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Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. - The recommendation in terms of holding cash is to have enough to sleep at night. The markets have a lot of different forces affecting it, like a Biden victory, vaccines, good earnings, and low interest rates. Some sectors look to be in a bubble, like electric vehicles. 5i is generally not worried about a giant correction. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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Good time to buy in to real estate? Yes, it's one of the most compelling choices today. Combination of low interest rates, low inflation, low growth, and growing demand for tax-efficient income. In 2020, a number of distributions have been reduced, while many in the real estate sector have increased theirs. But you have to be selective.

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Cloud over office and retail REITs? Retail was struggling before Covid, and the pandemic just accelerated that. Especially those who didn't have a superior e-commerce presence. Going into the holiday season, lockdowns will be challenging on the bricks and mortar retail locations. Vaccine is a light at the end of the tunnel, but she's still really cautious on retail. Structural challenges remain with over supply. There will continue to be a need for some office space, but flexibility is needed, and how does that translate into office requirements? Next two years will be net negative returns.

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Best idea for REIT investing right now? An ETF like XRE combines the good, the bad, and the ugly with different sectors and growth profiles. Look for companies that generate strong, recurring cashflow and grow distributions. Industrials have significant tailwinds for the next few years. Also apartments, which are trading at a discount to NAV, as people still need somewhere to live.

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Any chance of office space being converted to condos? Potential, but it's significantly expensive to do this. First would be hotels. There has to be a clear conviction of future rent growth to take on that risk and invest that capital. Demand for office space will continue to be net negative over the near term.

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Why don't you invest in energy stocks? He likes companies that have pricing power and aren't beholden to the costs of input. He has no idea whether oil or gold will go up and how to trade that. Not interested in the boom/bust of commodity names.

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Hard to find great companies at low prices these days? Have to put it into context. Bond yields going lower, interest rates low. Bonds are even more expensive, and cash is earning nothing. The best businesses in the world should trade at high valuations. You're paying up for strong cash flows and stability. If they continue to compound capital, you should do very well with less stress. He and his clients want to sleep at night.

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Are the tech giants core positions for you? Absolutely. Happy to continue to own the Apples and Microsofts. Though they've pulled back, it's healthy to have this broadening out of the rally. Highest returns and biggest profit growth lie in the FANGs.

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A good time to buy REITs? It's all about interest rates and Covid. Light at end of tunnel, so there's been a rebound. His favourite is CAR. Stay with companies that have tailwinds, such as apartments, American Tower, and data centres like Equinix. Stay away from offices and malls.

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Canadian banks. Tough year for the banks. Q4 will be released in a few weeks, and you never know what you're going to get. Brighter days are ahead, and the market's already figured that out. BMO is not his favourite. Prefers National, TD, Royal. You'll do fine with the Canadian banks. Some concerns around fintech. Low interest rates will be a problem, but offset by recovering economy. Good time to add for dividend seekers.

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Tax-loss selling. He's wishy-washy on this. Look at what you own and ask why it's down. Did I overpay, or is it a bad investment? If you shouldn't have bought it, or if the fundamentals are deteriorating, get rid of it. Don't make a decision based on taxes. If it's gone up, just trim.

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