XAW-T vs. XEF-T.  XAW-T is an all world ETF with broader exposure.  His favourite way to play international is good quality, high dividend paying stocks in Europe with a covered call overlay.  ZWE-T is his choice.

XAW-T vs. XEF-T.  XAW-T is an all world ETF with broader exposure.  His favourite way to play international is good quality, high dividend paying stocks in Europe with a covered call overlay.  ZWE-T is his choice.

XAW-T vs. XEF-T.  XAW-T is an all world ETF with broader exposure.  His favourite way to play international is good quality, high dividend paying stocks in Europe with a covered call overlay.  ZWE-T is his choice.

The rail sector is very, very cyclical.  If industrials are doing well, then the rails should be doing well.  He thinks 2019/20 is when the next recession hits and the rails will do badly then.  He would avoid the rails a bit.

A world index that covers everything.  It is a total world index – large cap and mid cap.  There is not a similar ETF that trades in Canada.  You have to consider currency when investing internationally.  EDIV-N he likes for dividends in emerging markets.

It has been a laggard for the best part of 5 years.  There is nothing in the chart pattern at the moment.  There is no evidence they are going to turn the ship around from the chart.

Some emerging market plays are challenging.  The markets are closed when ours are open so they bid / ask spread tends to be high.  EEM-N would be preferred but it is in US dollars.  VEE-T is another option.