Top 8 ETF Stocks To Watch in 2021

(A Top Pick Jan 10/22, Down 14%) Still likes it. Will weather better than most if there's a major downturn.

You should take an ETF approach to the US-mid-cap area. This covers a wide swath of the market space of mid-caps. It is a way to diversify away from the very big names.

Well diversified health care ETF (hospitals, surgical implements etc.) Matter of when to buy is the question.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks XLI charges only 10 basis points, pays a small 1.58% dividend yield, but it holds some heavy hitters: Honeywell, UPS, Union Pacific, Boeing, Raytheon and Caterpillar in that order. Yes, GE also sits in this basket, but so do Lockheed Martin and Deere. The biggest holding, Honeywell, has exposure to defense,…

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. A good ETF for investors looking for exposure in China. The fund is large and liquid with a relatively ok MER of 0.60%. As China recovers more quickly from covid than other countries,it has good growth potential. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

Complex product, needs understanding as to how it works. Appropriate as an alternative holding in a 60/40 portfolio, not a standalone investment. Provides some diversification. MER north of 2%, as it acts like a hedge fund.

An offshoot of VIG (US dollar version). Holds a basket of rising dividends over the past 10 years, like JNJ and Visa. Important to invest in rising, not static dividends as interest rates rise. Pays a 2.2% dividend yield. This remains good. For more growth though lower dividends, look at VVL. Consider taxation in a…

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks XLI charges only 10 basis points, pays a small 1.58% dividend yield, but it holds some heavy hitters: Honeywell, UPS, Union Pacific, Boeing, Raytheon and Caterpillar in that order. Yes, GE also sits in this basket, but so do Lockheed Martin and Deere. The biggest holding, Honeywell, has exposure to defense,…