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A Canadian healthcare ETF Charges an MER of 0.35%. Healthcare in US election years is vulnerable as candidates target health costs. But industry fundamentals are improving. ZHU consists of 28% healthcare equipment and 22% biotech. To compare, XLV is 35% is pharma and only 13% in biotech.
He likes it a lot. He loves Amazon, which has a 9% weighting in this. FANG is doing well because their fundmental businesses are doing so well. You'll be fine owning this. He doesn't see a tech bubble like 1999. There's room to run in tech.
He likes it a lot. He loves Amazon, which has a 9% weighting in this. FANG is doing well because their fundmental businesses are doing so well. You'll be fine owning this. He doesn't see a tech bubble like 1999. There's room to run in tech.
The airlines and luxury goods stocks are in the same basket as the cruiselines during the coronavirus outbreak. These stocks will be fine eventually. The emerging middle class wants to travel. Travel is strong. The chart hasn't moved in three years, so you got to time your entries and exits to capitalize.
The airlines and luxury goods stocks are in the same basket as the cruiselines during the coronavirus outbreak. These stocks will be fine eventually. The emerging middle class wants to travel. Travel is strong. The chart hasn't moved in three years, so you got to time your entries and exits to capitalize.
A Canadian ETF for cybersecurity or e-gaming Also consider HACK-N and HERO-T, a brand new ETF. Also HUYA, though he got stopped out of this. All are worth investigating.
(A Top Pick Feb 12/19, Up 32%) Scotiabank just announced a $13.75 target. Managers own about 10% of shares. There's good industrial rent growth in Toronto and Montreal. Vacancy rates are rock-bottom low.
(A Top Pick Feb 12/19, Up 32%) Scotiabank just announced a $13.75 target. Managers own about 10% of shares. There's good industrial rent growth in Toronto and Montreal. Vacancy rates are rock-bottom low.
(A Top Pick Feb 12/19, Up 63%) The long-term chart enticed him to buy. They're in aerospace. 90% of sales are from proprietary products. 70% of what they sell, they are the sole-source provider. Also, only 3% of their business is from the Boeing 737 Max. They won't raise guidance because of coronavirus worries. They recently gave investors $3.5 billion in special dividends, yet still expect to have $3 billion in cash by year's end.
(A Top Pick Feb 12/19, Up 63%) The long-term chart enticed him to buy. They're in aerospace. 90% of sales are from proprietary products. 70% of what they sell, they are the sole-source provider. Also, only 3% of their business is from the Boeing 737 Max. They won't raise guidance because of coronavirus worries. They recently gave investors $3.5 billion in special dividends, yet still expect to have $3 billion in cash by year's end.
Crown Castle and American Tower represent 20% of this ETF; this is the whole 5G craze, since they own the towers needed for 5G. No problems holding this. He has no worries.
Crown Castle and American Tower represent 20% of this ETF; this is the whole 5G craze, since they own the towers needed for 5G. No problems holding this. He has no worries.
ATZ vs. Canada Goose He gives the edge to Canada Goose, though it's taking a hit from the coronavirus. He'd pick away at Canada Goose on a valuation basis. He's less familiar with ATZ. If Goose has more foreign/American exposure, he'd go with Goose (unless ATZ has more exposure).
ATZ vs. Canada Goose He gives the edge to Canada Goose, though it's taking a hit from the coronavirus. He'd pick away at Canada Goose on a valuation basis. He's less familiar with ATZ. If Goose has more foreign/American exposure, he'd go with Goose (unless ATZ has more exposure).
VDY vs. VRE when buying dips We just had a dip on Friday and you have to pounce on them. It's hard. You need to find a stock that trades in a channel, then buy when it hits the bottom of that channel. The TSX is weighted in the VDY. He prefers VDY given the underperformance of Canadian banks in VRE.
VDY vs. VRE when buying dips We just had a dip on Friday and you have to pounce on them. It's hard. You need to find a stock that trades in a channel, then buy when it hits the bottom of that channel. The TSX is weighted in the VDY. He prefers VDY given the underperformance of Canadian banks in VRE.
ATZ vs. Canada Goose He gives the edge to Canada Goose, though it's taking a hit from the coronavirus. He'd pick away at Canada Goose on a valuation basis. He's less familiar with ATZ. If Goose has more foreign/American exposure, he'd go with Goose (unless ATZ has more exposure).
ATZ vs. Canada Goose He gives the edge to Canada Goose, though it's taking a hit from the coronavirus. He'd pick away at Canada Goose on a valuation basis. He's less familiar with ATZ. If Goose has more foreign/American exposure, he'd go with Goose (unless ATZ has more exposure).
