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SPY is the oldest and the biggest. Starting to be overtaken by VOO, perhaps because of the slight difference in MER cost. Worthwhile contacting the ETF company itself for a tax opinion on which account is best to hold it in.

Not closely familiar with this one. But in general, the energy sector is one that could start to move positively simply because he thinks there's going to be a change in Canadian government. It might be the place to be.

In general, the energy sector is one that could start to move positively simply because he thinks there's going to be a change in Canadian government. It might be the place to be.

This pick was to have something different than the S&P 500. Did well for a while, and then pulled back.

A way to get away from the Mag 7 and any volatility associated with those names.

A great buy at the time. Paying only about 2.85% now. He might start looking at other options that pay a higher yield, perhaps some of the banks.

Mag 7 and lots of it, so it will have some volatility. But he still likes it.

He'd be in favour of holding at least some positions hedged to the CAD. The hedging will eventually work in your favour.

Nothing wrong with it. Duration risk issue with longer-term bonds, but these are short term. A good quality bond portfolio.

COW and MOO come to mind. COW is more feed companies than the actual farm commodities. Global X and Invesco also have US offerings.

COW and MOO come to mind. COW is more feed companies than the actual farm commodities. Global X and Invesco also have US offerings.

BMO will have some very good products. The only thing with longer-term bonds is duration risk. Depends on your time horizon. These days, he's sticking with short-term or medium-term stuff.

SPY is the oldest and the biggest. Buy more, hold forever. Starting to be overtaken by VOO, perhaps because of the slight difference in MER cost. Worthwhile contacting the ETF company itself for a tax opinion on which account is best to hold it in.

US large caps are basically all the names we know off by heart. This one's a bit different, in that it has the full S&P 500, but also another 30-60 stocks. Core holding for him, likes the additional diversification. He's never sold.

Nothing wrong with it as a way to diversify away from the S&P 500. Has more volatility. Hasn't done as well as the Mag 7, but small- and mid-caps have a place in every portfolio.