He likes this dividend ETF.  There is no index that it tracks.  Its MER is on the low end.  An eligible dividend will pass right through to you so you may not want it in a sheltered account.  Consult your tax expert.

Most Canadians are very exposed to oil.  This is an interesting spin because it is the oil service companies and not the producers.  You can get broader exposure through others in Canada. 

SCHD-US or SPHD-US.  He likes their ETFs, but they are not yet in Canada.  They are really cost competitive.  With dividend ETFs any cost savings really helps.  It is hard to say right now where these will go with what the market is doing.  You should look for something with a value screen.

SCHD-US or SPHD-US.  He likes their ETFs, but they are not yet in Canada.  They are really cost competitive.  With dividend ETFs any cost savings really helps.  It is hard to say right now where these will go with what the market is doing.  You should look for something with a value screen.

He likes it and uses it in his model portfolios as a core allocation to emerging markets.  It is very competitively priced.  He sees a lot of long term potential in emerging markets.  It is very volatile, however.  You have to know your risk tolerance.

This is a way to play rising interest rates.  Banks generate profit with interest spreads.  This is a good tactical play.  It could be a good hedge. 

It is a leveraged long play on the NASDAQ.  Anything with leverage deserves extreme caution.  It is FANGs on METH.  Active traders use these.