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High dividend covered call telcos and utilities, 70% Canadian, 30% US. He really likes it. These tend to underperform during rising interest rates. Banks do a bit better (ZWB-T (covered Call Banks)/ZWE-T) in this environment. He likes them paired with ZWU-T. He owns no Canadian banks right now.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
VGRO-T vs. VBAL-T vs. VCNS-T. Would the three be enough for a retirement portfolio? VGRO-T is 80% equity, 20% bonds; VBAL-T is 60% equity, 40% bonds; and VCNS-T is 40% equity, 60% bonds. Don't hold them together. They hold the same thing at different proportions and equate to VBAL-T if all held equally. Move between them as market conditions dictate.
Most of their revenue is from Copper. It is a base metal play. You have to watch China. China is slowing. He does not think Copper will have a big upswing any time soon. He prefers more diversification through ETFs into these spaces.
Most of their revenue is from Copper. It is a base metal play. You have to watch China. China is slowing. He does not think Copper will have a big upswing any time soon. He prefers more diversification through ETFs into these spaces.
It is the subject of a hostile takeover challenge. He thinks you should get the opinion of more under-the-hood kinds of guys. The market is trading above the takeover bid which indicates there is a possible higher bid.
It is the subject of a hostile takeover challenge. He thinks you should get the opinion of more under-the-hood kinds of guys. The market is trading above the takeover bid which indicates there is a possible higher bid.
A declining US dollar would be good for copper. This would be the safest place to make an entry into base metals. This is a good spot to be.
A declining US dollar would be good for copper. This would be the safest place to make an entry into base metals. This is a good spot to be.
High dividend covered call telcos and utilities, 70% Canadian, 30% US. He really likes it. These tend to underperform during rising interest rates. Banks do a bit better (ZWB-T (covered Call Banks)/ZWE-T) in this environment. He likes them paired with ZWU-T. He owns no Canadian banks right now.