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Unlike XBB-T, this is a corporate swap bond ETF, but doesn't pay a dividend, so it's good a registered account.

Long-term, he's bullish copper, but the commodity price can correct 30% short-term. Is uncertain of the price now. CPER owns copper and is exposed to copper futures.

The sector was negative for 5 years, so all the weak players got washed out. You need this for the long term, but in a non-registered account you can sell this at a loss.

Holds the 20 largest health companies, equal-weighted, with a covered call on a third of them to provide some added income while the rest of the holdings enjoy share appreciation. A good balance. AI will be a tailwind for health care.

Comm services will continue to expand. AI is a key driver. Is exposed to megcaps, too.

This has rallied due to serious government stimulus in China. But such stimulus is historically fickle and unpredictable. So be careful here and take profits.

Holds large and mid-cap Chinese companies with broad exposure.

Not just the highest payers, but this holds companies with a strong history of dividend payments. VDY is also good, but the dividend is lower. MER is a low 0.22%.

Is actively manged, holding oil and gas services stocks. Offers growth and income, but has underperformed, but as the market rally broadens, this should improve.

Is exposed to small and mid-cap US stocks. This ETF identifies growth stocks. The market rally is broadening.

Good to get US exposure.

Global electricity demand is rising, so nuclear energy will be a vital carbon-free source of energy. Therefore, we'll need more uranium. Also, data centres need a lot of power.

An equal-weight index in energy, not market cap. Half of this is a covered call strategy, so you keep half the upside. MER of 0.84%.

MER of 0.26%. The market rally keeps expanding. A great way to participate.