Hey Everyone! Here is a list of all of the funds mentioned in today's video for you to check out further. Don't forget to drop a THUMBS UP if you enjoyed! :) VDY - www.vanguardcanada.ca/advisors/products/en/detail/etf/9560/equity XEI - www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/239846/ishares-sptsx-equity-income-index-etf?switchLocale=y&siteEntryPassthrough=true VRE - www.vanguardcanada.ca/advisors/products/en/detail/etf/9559/equity ZWC - www.bmogam.com/ca-en/advisors/zwc-bmo-canadian-high-dividend-covered-call-etf/ 📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy
I do own ZWC and so far its been great. I even have some share appreciation. I'm investing right back in from my monthly payout. I'm interested in The other 2 as well. Thanks for the videos.
Hey Brandon! We need a podcast of all your TH-cam videos! I would love to listen while I’m at work! Could help grow your channel, love what your doing!
Not an index fund but I'm all in on XDIV. Monthly dividend paying ETF that's a basket of high-quality Canadian dividend paying companies. Mostly banks and utility companies.
fun fact about vdy. I think the avg monthly dividend is actually 11.5 cents/mth. One month it will pay you 9cents per share the then another month it'll pay you 14 cents per share. Probably because its so heavily weighted in the Canadian banks.
Finally a positive view on ZWC as so many TH-cam channels turn away from them calling covered call ETF’s risky. Nonsense good work Brandon and thanks for the great video as always.
I have own the stock like u too. But only 2 shares per stock. How do u know this stock? Do u research or by u self ? What is mostly u want on stocks? Daily trade for profit or Dividend payment?
@@citypro3099 I have had an online trading account since 1999. I have not been in the market this entire time, due to other projects, but I have significant experience. I do my own research and also research "tips" I find. For example after this video I researched ZWC and took a position. I am not day trading, but looking for undervalued high dividend paying stocks for retirement.
Personally, I would go with XDIV over VDY and XEI. Because I already own XIC I feel like a nice balance to that would be a more concentrated dividend-focused ETF... if that makes any sense.
would appreciate the breakdown of actual dividends and ROC (or if there is any in the funds that you had mentioned), and your rationale of some of the high yield ETFs which pay ROC as part of the distributions, and depreciating the cost of the fund. Thank you so much.
Those two last ETFs were extremely interesting. Had to bust out my research book n take notes and also ended up placing VRE & ZWC in my watchlist ! Respects Brandon !
As always, great presentation and so informative. So grateful for your channel. I am late in the investing game so I won't be in the position to gain as much as I would have starting this younger....however, this gives me a chance to help my son learn investing young so he will be further ahead than I was. Not entirely clear on what "call out" means but will look it up! Thank you.
Hey Brandon, I wanted to thank you for all your content! I started investing last year and learned a lot from your channel. Thanks for telling us about Canadian Tire last year too ;) Keep up the great work!
I don’t get the point to own 3% returns dividends when the inflation price is around the same percentage. Could someone explain this ? How is it profitable?
Hi Brendan, just an idea/suggestion for one of your future educational videos, namely a detailed explanation of what Distribution Yield, Current yield and most common subtleties regarding dividend investing, with examples of course :)) Thank you for your time and efforts to educate and make complex topics easy to digests. Cheers !!
VDY pays for my internet monthly... i sold VRO plus more people work from hone, so empty commercial space it wasn’t growing much ... love the other ones too. Glad they are BBI approved...
FIE but i recently sold being near all time highs to buy the tesla dip. I sorta us it as a cash position till I see something on sale. Monthly 4 cent dividend.
How is Vanguard 2.48% a good yield if the inflation in 2021 was 4.2%? On average, taking the last 4 years' average inflation this is barely tracking just above the inflation rate. There are other much better options for income dividend, pretty stable and probably more than double than what Vanguard is offering.
Hey everyone, I'm completely new to investing and I'm here to learn! Just based on this video I'm not sure what the advantage of investing is. In one example if I have $100,000 in one of these ETF's and receive a annual return of 0.38% minus the MER fee it's about $300. How do people get wealthy investing? I understand many do so I'm simply asking out of pure ignorance of course. Is this a case of it takes money to make money, in order to become wealthy?
With the REIT ETF only having around a dozen holdings, folks might be better off purchasing a few of the top 10 individually. They'd most likely get a better dividend payout and wouldn't have to worry about the MER. If the ETF had like 40-50+ holdings, that'd be another story.
ZWC is a great suggestion - I have owned a similar fund, ZWQ for BMO covered call utilities ETF. Same fund but concentrated in the utilities. Great funds for those searching for regular income. Would be nice to see similar investments for US$ income.
With COVID potentially changing the nature of work as we know it, and with a homeless epidemic that needs to be addressed - isn't this the exact time to avoid REIT's related to retail spaces, offices, and residences?
As I understand, the fee for an ETF includes 2 pieces: MER and TER. In this video you only discuss MER. Is that because these companies don’t want to show the TER, or hiding it for some reason?
Good video!!! but i want to know how many shares to buy on these to start a portfolio,,, you mention 100 $$ but can you tell how many shares to start with a reit or etf
Watched and liked, thanks Brandon! Please really work on speaking those ticker symbols correctly. If I was visually impaired I'd be in big trouble 🤣. I own XEI, ZWC, HHL, CGXF, TXF, QYLD, RYLD, SCHD, MTUM, NUSI, SPYD. Keep these videos coming. Love the content!
I'm quite novice at this, been watching lots of videos from you and others about investing in Canada. Some holdings I have are in: XDIV, XIU, ZIC, ZMI, ZWU, NXF, and RIT are some dividend ETFs I own. I do own a share of ZWC and I have looked at VDY and XEI before, but as I stated I'm quite green at this; I've learned a lot in the last 2 months, however.
@@to3sted248 Dividend yields, usually expressed as percentage, is what a company might pay out to shareholders. It's usually a small amount per share. Not all stocks or ETFs offer dividends, and, similar to the worth of a stock on an exchange dividends can fluctuate (although, in my limited experience, they don't fluctuate often, or by much; last 10 months 2-3 ETFs have dropped 1 cent, but 5-6 have gone up a couple cents). They can be dispersed within a certain frequency usually monthly, quarterly, biannually, or yearly.
@@Jackwhore626 So basically the company pays you for investing in them?? And How much do they pay you like does it depend on how much you’re investing in them?
Thumbs up immediately. Will return to view in greater details (with a notebook)! Thanks for continuing to offer a Canadian perspective on how we can improve up here, too. 🍁
If dividends is the goal, these "high dividends" are not that attractive. Just buy bank stocks, they pay more dividends than half these crappy etf's, and banks are poised to go higher. Some reports came out with banks planning dividend hikes also.
I own a stock which has 6.97% dividend. But I get monthly return worth x 0.006 rather than getting x 0.06. How does this work? Can you help me out or explain this please ?
Thank you Brandon! Would appreciate your review on some of the popular ETFs which pays out a high % but with roc, such as XTR, how should an investor justify that?
With the fees you mentioned are we just paying the MER? I also see a management fee. Is that fee part of the MER or something we have to add to the MER? Just looking for clarification.
@@rickjames342 the price of the MER is blended into the share price of the ETF, but I think the yield is calculated before subtracting the MER. So the actual yield is the posted one minus the MER. But I might be wrong.
Anyone have TXF? Near 10% dividend and unlike ZWC, whose value is slowly declining over time, TXF is going up a lot. It is only tech so not very diversified, but is there another downside to this ETF?
If I had 100K to invest that I don't need to touch and 150K that I may need in 5 years, what should I buy? I would like to be able to spend dividends if needed.
Awesome video. I’m trying to find a REIT ETF where the biggest holding is in industrial properties (or at least really high in industrial properties). I was going to buy Dream industrial REIT and possibly H&R but was wondering if there are any high industrial ETF’s that I could buy.
Yes it requires capital. However, start with as many shares you can afford, and use the dividends to buy more. That is what I do and it works... Once you establish the amount of shares you want, then you can use the dividends as added income. Put them in your TFSA and you will pay 0 tax as long as it's Canadian stocks.
Hi Brandon, I am new to this. I am very interested in investing .I like how you explained but as a novice I would love to learn more... step by step ..How do I get hold of a mentor ?
Thank you for these I already have 3 of them but it's nice to know someone else likes them lol 🤣 I JUST learned that I'm wasting alot of money buying the US versions of some of these Vanguard ones oopsie
Just getting started... so this is a legit question... What is the benefit of purchasing etf's rather than individual stocks, when the individual stocks pay a higher yield?
With an ETF you theoretically have less risk as several stocks would have to fall/fail to get a loss. If you buy just one you are riding one "good" stock hopefully. More risk should hopefully give more reward. I'm a little more risk averse so I have a lot of ETF's with a smattering of companies I am interested in or have faith in.
Part of the benefit is a larger exposure for a lower cost. If you were to get even one of each stock in an ETF it would cost you a fair amount to get such a variety vs the ETF. It especially helps if you want to be part of a certain sector without having to invest a lot of money.
I just started my portfolio on questrade, currently holding XGRO/BTCC.B Noob Question: Does it make sense to add more ETFs in my portfolio? Im afraid of me doubling up on some of the same holdings. Not sure if this makes sense.
depends how much money your putting in monthly, if you're putting in 100 bucks a month it doesn't make sense to diversify that much IMO, but if you're putting in 1000+ a month yes you may want diversify, but never go crazy, i see some people that have 20k invested and its invested in 30 stocks, that makes no sense, you can't PROPERLY track 30 stocks, sure you can look at the charts, so you'd be smart picking 5-10 good stocks that you know inside and out and that work for you and just every month buy more, I have stocks that every single month i buy more of it.
I hold both VDY and XEI. I was contemplating whether to invest in just one of them as they are essentially the same. Not sure what I should do just now, may be I'll invest in only XEI as it's much diversified than VDY. A question that I have is if I have invested in these ETFs through a trading platform like WealthSimple, when is the MER fees get deducted? Is it deducted from the dividend that they issue or do they take the fee directly from my account?
Great video., my question is, should these ETF's be bought on Questrade or Wealthsimple? Questrade has no fees on ETF's but I think Wealthsimple doesn't have fees on Canadian stocks, so do they have fees on ETF's?
@@mikemcharg4422 Actually, I already have stocks on these two platforms. I'll be taking some ETF's in a few days. I'm still trying to get as much info as I can right now.
@@berenicei.7283 Hi Bérénice, Seems that I’ve missed your notification. As I’m not very active on social media. J’en suis sincèrement désolé. To answer your question, after the video, I did buy some ETF and I also started to do some research. My portfolio is not bad this time around. I’m pleasantly surprised.
It can cost quite a lot if you were going to buy all 40 of those companies individually...most trading platforms will charge you a trading fee for each security you buy so it can add up. Buying an ETF such as VDY, you're getting all these 40 securities with just ONE purchase.
I have big numbers of high dividends stock ENB and PPL and will hold it longer times. what is the strategy to helge the market drop? Thanks so much for your answer.
Thanks for the good video, just purchased 100 shares of ZWC... trying to balance my ETF’s... I also own ZEB and ZDV as well as CDZ... may have too many redundant with. the last 3... let me know what you think... bern buying up everything you and your dad suggested
Hey Everyone! Here is a list of all of the funds mentioned in today's video for you to check out further. Don't forget to drop a THUMBS UP if you enjoyed! :)
VDY - www.vanguardcanada.ca/advisors/products/en/detail/etf/9560/equity
XEI - www.blackrock.com/ca/investors/en/products/239846/ishares-sptsx-equity-income-index-etf?switchLocale=y&siteEntryPassthrough=true
VRE - www.vanguardcanada.ca/advisors/products/en/detail/etf/9559/equity
ZWC - www.bmogam.com/ca-en/advisors/zwc-bmo-canadian-high-dividend-covered-call-etf/
📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy
I own txf, incredible return for the past 10years plus over 10% divy, super love it
Believe it owns US stocks
I will always”like” I so appreciate the serious research that goes into your choices.
I own and like both XIC and XEI. Your videos are invaluable...your are offering a great service to novice investors! Thank you!!
I do own ZWC and so far its been great. I even have some share appreciation. I'm investing right back in from my monthly payout. I'm interested in The other 2 as well. Thanks for the videos.
Do you use a specific app?
I’m looking at going into ZWC this year
Hey Brandon! We need a podcast of all your TH-cam videos! I would love to listen while I’m at work! Could help grow your channel, love what your doing!
We have one set up Mark! Search The Investing Academy Podcast and we put all the videos into audio form 🙏🏻👍🏻
I am currently holding ZWC and EIT.UN
VDY is one of my favorite. CDZ and ZWC too
Not an index fund but I'm all in on XDIV. Monthly dividend paying ETF that's a basket of high-quality Canadian dividend paying companies. Mostly banks and utility companies.
Loved the video! This is exactly what I was looking for. Can you please make a similar video for US Dividend ETF's. Thank you 🙂
fun fact about vdy. I think the avg monthly dividend is actually 11.5 cents/mth. One month it will pay you 9cents per share the then another month it'll pay you 14 cents per share. Probably because its so heavily weighted in the Canadian banks.
Just to correct you, you keep saying Vwc for the last etf whereas it is "ZWC. Otherwise very well explained. Thank you
Finally a positive view on ZWC as so many TH-cam channels turn away from them calling covered call ETF’s risky. Nonsense good work Brandon and thanks for the great video as always.
Right? From the videos I've watched, it seemed like covered calls are even a better bet than buying your normal ETF's.
Your paying too much in fees... there are better options...
@@michaelhamilton-piercy6703 Curious what better options you are referring to, Michael?
FYI, BMO charges NO COMMISSION FEE on VDY & XEI, and 80 other ETFs from iShares, Vanguard and BMO..
Brandon could you please do a video on ZWC vs. DFN?
I have own the stock like u too. But only 2 shares per stock. How do u know this stock? Do u research or by u self ? What is mostly u want on stocks? Daily trade for profit or Dividend payment?
@@citypro3099 I have had an online trading account since 1999. I have not been in the market this entire time, due to other projects, but I have significant experience. I do my own research and also research "tips" I find. For example after this video I researched ZWC and took a position. I am not day trading, but looking for undervalued high dividend paying stocks for retirement.
I bought xei and zwc today after receiving dividen from my reit, i own a lot of the reit that is in VRE
I hold VDY ZWC EIT and DFN for dividend stocks. So far they are all great!
Take a look at LBS and ENS if you want to add some more monthly income and diversification. They are both split corps like DFN.
Personally, I would go with XDIV over VDY and XEI. Because I already own XIC I feel like a nice balance to that would be a more concentrated dividend-focused ETF... if that makes any sense.
i owned almost all of them!!! But still it's good to know more about these ETFs from Brandon's perspectives!
I feel same way. I have them all but sold VRO.
would appreciate the breakdown of actual dividends and ROC (or if there is any in the funds that you had mentioned), and your rationale of some of the high yield ETFs which pay ROC as part of the distributions, and depreciating the cost of the fund. Thank you so much.
DGS. 17% anual dividend distributed monthly
Those two last ETFs were extremely interesting. Had to bust out my research book n take notes and also ended up placing VRE & ZWC in my watchlist ! Respects Brandon !
As always, great presentation and so informative. So grateful for your channel. I am late in the investing game so I won't be in the position to gain as much as I would have starting this younger....however, this gives me a chance to help my son learn investing young so he will be further ahead than I was. Not entirely clear on what "call out" means but will look it up! Thank you.
There are better options than what is presented in this video. These are probably very stable investments but not yielding much.
Hey Brandon, I wanted to thank you for all your content!
I started investing last year and learned a lot from your channel. Thanks for telling us about Canadian Tire last year too ;)
Keep up the great work!
I don’t get the point to own 3% returns dividends when the inflation price is around the same percentage. Could someone explain this ? How is it profitable?
Very interesting I don't own ETF's yet but this is exciting thank you Brandon!
Hi Brendan, just an idea/suggestion for one of your future educational videos, namely a detailed explanation of what Distribution Yield, Current yield and most common subtleties regarding dividend investing, with examples of course :))
Thank you for your time and efforts to educate and make complex topics easy to digests. Cheers !!
Brandon, just saw you in a TD video today from when you had 75k subs. Always appreciate the time you take. Another great video!
Important info that I was looking for. Have to be early for the knowledge this year thank you!
VDY pays for my internet monthly... i sold VRO plus more people work from hone, so empty commercial space it wasn’t growing much ... love the other ones too. Glad they are BBI approved...
FIE but i recently sold being near all time highs to buy the tesla dip. I sorta us it as a cash position till I see something on sale. Monthly 4 cent dividend.
Can you make video about hedge etf vs unhedged etf which one is better like HXQ vs XQQ?
How is Vanguard 2.48% a good yield if the inflation in 2021 was 4.2%? On average, taking the last 4 years' average inflation this is barely tracking just above the inflation rate. There are other much better options for income dividend, pretty stable and probably more than double than what Vanguard is offering.
What's the difference between the NAV and the Market Value please, and also difference between Management fee and MER, thanks
Previously held 3/4. but took profits recently and now have 2/4 long term as I'm taking a more aggressive approach. All great options!
I own VDY. 10% return since since January 2021 plus dividend pay out. Love the steady growth and devidend pay out.
where I can buy all these 4 ETF
First three appear to be expensive with less than 4% dividend at the moment.
The fees per year are if you invest with a broker but if you invest with wealth simple are there yearly fees also ?
Love my VDY and ZWC. Every month they are both being reinvested with DRIPs and every month they get bigger and bigger👏
I buy before and sells. And buy 2 stock only hhahaa
Great info but where would you use these in RSP or TFSA? Only 1 of these keep up with inflation do what's the point?
Your explanation of the covered call strategy was excellent and very easy to understand! Thanks!
Should you own multiple ETFS in the same portfolio? for example XIC.TO and ZCN.TO or is that a redundant approach
Hey Brandon, can you please make a video on the DIVIDEND CAPTURE STRATEGY? Does it work or not after considering taxes and other aspects?
Hey everyone, I'm completely new to investing and I'm here to learn! Just based on this video I'm not sure what the advantage of investing is. In one example if I have $100,000 in one of these ETF's and receive a annual return of 0.38% minus the MER fee it's about $300. How do people get wealthy investing? I understand many do so I'm simply asking out of pure ignorance of course. Is this a case of it takes money to make money, in order to become wealthy?
0.38% is much too low for an annual return. Perhaps its a monthly return with the annual being 4.56% ..?
I'm not confused all. XEI-XIC? VWC-ZWC?
With the REIT ETF only having around a dozen holdings, folks might be better off purchasing a few of the top 10 individually. They'd most likely get a better dividend payout and wouldn't have to worry about the MER. If the ETF had like 40-50+ holdings, that'd be another story.
I agree, not fond of the reit ETF. I would prefer more industrial and residential holdings. To much retail and office for my liking.
ZWC is a great suggestion - I have owned a similar fund, ZWQ for BMO covered call utilities ETF. Same fund but concentrated in the utilities. Great funds for those searching for regular income. Would be nice to see similar investments for US$ income.
The usual excellent work by Brandon. Please do a vid with just USA etf's like spy and vanguard. Cheers
Can you please share your views on DFN?
With COVID potentially changing the nature of work as we know it, and with a homeless epidemic that needs to be addressed - isn't this the exact time to avoid REIT's related to retail spaces, offices, and residences?
As I understand, the fee for an ETF includes 2 pieces: MER and TER. In this video you only discuss MER. Is that because these companies don’t want to show the TER, or hiding it for some reason?
Hi. Can someone explain what distribution yield means and how it differs from dividend yield? There are no vids on the topic.
Great variety of options Brandon ! I did not know about the ZWC and will dig a little deeper.....might be a good option for my Liff account :)
Good video!!! but i want to know how many shares to buy on these to start a portfolio,,, you mention 100 $$ but can you tell how many shares to start with a reit or etf
Watched and liked, thanks Brandon! Please really work on speaking those ticker symbols correctly. If I was visually impaired I'd be in big trouble 🤣. I own XEI, ZWC, HHL, CGXF, TXF, QYLD, RYLD, SCHD, MTUM, NUSI, SPYD. Keep these videos coming. Love the content!
I'm quite novice at this, been watching lots of videos from you and others about investing in Canada. Some holdings I have are in: XDIV, XIU, ZIC, ZMI, ZWU, NXF, and RIT are some dividend ETFs I own. I do own a share of ZWC and I have looked at VDY and XEI before, but as I stated I'm quite green at this; I've learned a lot in the last 2 months, however.
what worked out best for you from all these?
@@JSB-2Z-2KI'm looking for good dividends and NXF has the most dividends so far. Fairly cheap too. RIT has been good too.
@@Jackwhore626 can you explain dividends? Sorry I’m just really new at this and want to learn 😇
@@to3sted248 Dividend yields, usually expressed as percentage, is what a company might pay out to shareholders. It's usually a small amount per share. Not all stocks or ETFs offer dividends, and, similar to the worth of a stock on an exchange dividends can fluctuate (although, in my limited experience, they don't fluctuate often, or by much; last 10 months 2-3 ETFs have dropped 1 cent, but 5-6 have gone up a couple cents). They can be dispersed within a certain frequency usually monthly, quarterly, biannually, or yearly.
@@Jackwhore626 So basically the company pays you for investing in them?? And How much do they pay you like does it depend on how much you’re investing in them?
Great info for those who are just starting to invest. Thank you. Watching from Montreal! :)
Is doing stock on wealthsimple is good or not ?
I would suggest the RBNK etf. It follows the Canadian bank yield index.
ZWC and other BMO etf products has a return of capital, its part of the distribution/your money back to you.
Not a true monthly dividend return.
Thumbs up immediately. Will return to view in greater details (with a notebook)! Thanks for continuing to offer a Canadian perspective on how we can improve up here, too. 🍁
Cant wait to see what AMC does
Hello Brandon the return you show their is on monthly basis or annually ?
I have 3 of these already. I have a Healthcare one that is paying well too. Not too much for DFN, a little nervous about the high return LOL
I am interested in Healthcare too. What is the name? Thanks.
Still new to all this. Thank you for sharing!
If dividends is the goal, these "high dividends" are not that attractive. Just buy bank stocks, they pay more dividends than half these crappy etf's, and banks are poised to go higher. Some reports came out with banks planning dividend hikes also.
I own a stock which has 6.97% dividend. But I get monthly return worth x 0.006 rather than getting x 0.06. How does this work? Can you help me out or explain this please ?
You keep mentioning vwc but the screen says zwc?
Thank you Brandon! Would appreciate your review on some of the popular ETFs which pays out a high % but with roc, such as XTR, how should an investor justify that?
Yes, I would like clarification on that too!
With the fees you mentioned are we just paying the MER? I also see a management fee. Is that fee part of the MER or something we have to add to the MER? Just looking for clarification.
that's part of the MER. The MER is all you are going to pay for an ETF.
@@biomolecologo do you also know if the yield is after the Mer or before? Thanks
@@rickjames342 the price of the MER is blended into the share price of the ETF, but I think the yield is calculated before subtracting the MER. So the actual yield is the posted one minus the MER. But I might be wrong.
Yield is after MER
Anyone have TXF? Near 10% dividend and unlike ZWC, whose value is slowly declining over time, TXF is going up a lot. It is only tech so not very diversified, but is there another downside to this ETF?
Brandon you said XIC?! not the one you meant to say.
very nice presentation, no dragging but to the point.
How would invest 100k dollars in stocks or etf itc?
If I had 100K to invest that I don't need to touch and 150K that I may need in 5 years, what should I buy? I would like to be able to spend dividends if needed.
Awesome video. I’m trying to find a REIT ETF where the biggest holding is in industrial properties (or at least really high in industrial properties). I was going to buy Dream industrial REIT and possibly H&R but was wondering if there are any high industrial ETF’s that I could buy.
What about how much you need for DRIP?
Hey Brandon. I like XEI and it’s the only etf I invest in(about 2 years now). Do you think it’s safe to invest everything into one etf?
Yeah but how much you need to deposit in order to have a decent yearly passive income? I guess about at least 500k$ to have 30k$/40k$ per year
Yes it requires capital. However, start with as many shares you can afford, and use the dividends to buy more. That is what I do and it works... Once you establish the amount of shares you want, then you can use the dividends as added income. Put them in your TFSA and you will pay 0 tax as long as it's Canadian stocks.
Hi Brandon, I am new to this. I am very interested in investing .I like how you explained but as a novice I would love to learn more... step by step ..How do I get hold of a mentor ?
Thank you for these I already have 3 of them but it's nice to know someone else likes them lol 🤣 I JUST learned that I'm wasting alot of money buying the US versions of some of these Vanguard ones oopsie
Love your selections!
How can I get an EB-5 as a Canadian?
I’m currently holding xgro for growth and xdiv for div and its low management cost
I currently have VDY and ZWC, looking forward to more monthly dividend videos.
Just getting started... so this is a legit question... What is the benefit of purchasing etf's rather than individual stocks, when the individual stocks pay a higher yield?
With an ETF you theoretically have less risk as several stocks would have to fall/fail to get a loss. If you buy just one you are riding one "good" stock hopefully. More risk should hopefully give more reward. I'm a little more risk averse so I have a lot of ETF's with a smattering of companies I am interested in or have faith in.
Part of the benefit is a larger exposure for a lower cost. If you were to get even one of each stock in an ETF it would cost you a fair amount to get such a variety vs the ETF. It especially helps if you want to be part of a certain sector without having to invest a lot of money.
I just started my portfolio on questrade, currently holding XGRO/BTCC.B
Noob Question: Does it make sense to add more ETFs in my portfolio? Im afraid of me doubling up on some of the same holdings. Not sure if this makes sense.
depends how much money your putting in monthly, if you're putting in 100 bucks a month it doesn't make sense to diversify that much IMO, but if you're putting in 1000+ a month yes you may want diversify, but never go crazy, i see some people that have 20k invested and its invested in 30 stocks, that makes no sense, you can't PROPERLY track 30 stocks, sure you can look at the charts, so you'd be smart picking 5-10 good stocks that you know inside and out and that work for you and just every month buy more, I have stocks that every single month i buy more of it.
I hold both VDY and XEI. I was contemplating whether to invest in just one of them as they are essentially the same. Not sure what I should do just now, may be I'll invest in only XEI as it's much diversified than VDY.
A question that I have is if I have invested in these ETFs through a trading platform like WealthSimple, when is the MER fees get deducted? Is it deducted from the dividend that they issue or do they take the fee directly from my account?
I was wondering the same thing!
MER is adjusted in price of etf.
9 cents a month for 39$? means 2.7% by year? Seems not very impressive.
Thanks for the education. Tiny criticism: I must read not listen (you misidentify the ticker many times as if you are confused about letters)
Great video., my question is, should these ETF's be bought on Questrade or Wealthsimple? Questrade has no fees on ETF's but I think Wealthsimple doesn't have fees on Canadian stocks, so do they have fees on ETF's?
Did you end up using either of them?
@@mikemcharg4422 Actually, I already have stocks on these two platforms. I'll be taking some ETF's in a few days. I'm still trying to get as much info as I can right now.
@@mastermindp2845 did you buy any afterall?😅
@@berenicei.7283 Hi Bérénice,
Seems that I’ve missed your notification. As I’m not very active on social media. J’en suis sincèrement désolé.
To answer your question, after the video, I did buy some ETF and I also started to do some research.
My portfolio is not bad this time around. I’m pleasantly surprised.
What’s the diff between buying VDY vs the actual stable? company
It can cost quite a lot if you were going to buy all 40 of those companies individually...most trading platforms will charge you a trading fee for each security you buy so it can add up. Buying an ETF such as VDY, you're getting all these 40 securities with just ONE purchase.
I have big numbers of high dividends stock ENB and PPL and will hold it longer times. what is the strategy to helge the market drop? Thanks so much for your answer.
Great Video! Very simple to understand. Can you purchase these ETF'S in TFSA?
Again. Another awesome and insightful video.
Thanks for the good video, just purchased 100 shares of ZWC... trying to balance my ETF’s... I also own ZEB and ZDV as well as CDZ... may have too many redundant with. the last 3... let me know what you think... bern buying up everything you and your dad suggested
Take a look into vanguard (VOO)
great video brandon!! thanks for the info.
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