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A good way to play Europe's big 50 stocks. But he's only lost money in Europe because of their politics and staunch unions.

Any ETF with "high yield" in its name sounds like junk bonds.

They just matured. Now at $5.10, but he bought at $5.40 on June 29, 2023. It's hard for retail investors to buy an actual T bill or bond.

(The March 2023 US regional bank meltdown was shocking, and how it happened was stupid.) He sold this recently.

A core position for him. Slightly different than the S&P because it holds slightly more than 500 stocks and occasional dips into mid-caps. Offers diversification.

He's been using this to substitute very low interest rates for years. He buys this consistently for years, but recently sold it because with interest rates it's better to buy T bills or ZEB.

It holds stocks and more bonds. He bought it originally for conservative accounts, but sold it after 6 months because they didn't perform. The fund sold its winners to rebalance.

It holds stocks and bonds. He bought it originally for conservative accounts, but sold it after 6 months because they didn't perform. The fund sold its winners to rebalance.

Likes it and uses it often. It's fine as a core holding. AI offers huge growth ahead.

Cameco makes up 25% of this. He likes this ETF and its sector.

Heavily leveraged, so avoid. It's gambling, not investing.

It's the SP 500, similar to other ETFs like VB. He's neutral the US market in the short term. He uses it as a strategy to minimize capital gains in cash accounts.

He likes US industrials. XLI has done well but can go higher. The rally in the US is expanding beyond megatech already. Aerospace and defense on drivers, and this holds big names like Raytheon.

Pays 4.25%, not bad for a risk-free asset. He prefers government to corporate bonds for its lower risk.