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VFV VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF
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- +0.330+0.27%
15min DelayMarket Closed Apr 29 16:00 ET
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124.210High123.450Low185.58KVolume124.040Open123.670Pre Close22.99MTurnover126.62052wk High0.17%Turnover Ratio107.62MShares97.55052wk Low--EPS TTM13.34BFloat Cap126.620Historical High--P/E (Static)107.62MShs Float24.070Historical Low--EPS LYR0.62%Amplitude1.37Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size1.10%Div YieldTTM
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National Bank Reports ETF Inflows of $6 Billion in February
National Bank said Monday that Canadian exchange-traded funds generated inflows of $6 billion, taking the assets under management to $406.05 billion. National Bank reported flows of $9.87 billion year
National Bank Reports Inflows of $3.86 Billion Into Canadian ETFs in January
National Bank on Friday reported inflows of $3.86 billion into Canadian exchange-traded funds in January. The inflows were mainly driven by equity ETFs at $2.85 billion, with demand concentrated in th
National Bank Reports $4.89 Billion in Inflows for Canadian ETFs in November
National Bank said Monday that Canadian exchange-traded funds raked in $4.89 billion in inflows in November. Equities generated $2.73 billion of inflows while fixed-income ETFs pulled in $974 million.
National Bank Reports Net Inflows for Canadian ETFs for September, October
National Bank said Thursday that Canadian exchange-traded funds had net inflows of $2.81 billion in October and inflows of $1.65 billion in September, bringing year-to-date inflows to $29.62 billion.
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I have the goal of purchasing my first home within the next year - because of this short term I think a lower risk portfolio would be more suitable.
My current strategy:
invest 75% in high yielding dividend ETFs (i.e. $VANGUARD FTSE CDN HIGH DIVID YIELD TRUST UNIT(VDY.CA$ ) so that I have low risk and am growing my portfolio from dividends
gamble 2% on an individual stock
invest the remaining 23% in higher growth ETFs (i.e. $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$ or $ISHARES CORE EQUITY ETF PORTFOLIO UNITS CAD(XEQT.CA$ )...
My current strategy:
invest 75% in high yielding dividend ETFs (i.e. $VANGUARD FTSE CDN HIGH DIVID YIELD TRUST UNIT(VDY.CA$ ) so that I have low risk and am growing my portfolio from dividends
gamble 2% on an individual stock
invest the remaining 23% in higher growth ETFs (i.e. $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$ or $ISHARES CORE EQUITY ETF PORTFOLIO UNITS CAD(XEQT.CA$ )...
XEQT vs VFV for large amount long timeframe
All my registered accounts are maxed and filled with $ISHARES CORE EQUITY ETF PORTFOLIO UNITS CAD(XEQT.CA$ . I have about 250k I can invest that will not touch for about 15-20 years. Is there a huge difference in tax efficiency between XEQT and $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$ for a non-registered account, or am I just overthinking?
Looking for recommendation on some High return ETF's Over time
Hi guys, as title says. There are SO many out there. So far I've got on my list $ISHARES CORE EQUITY ETF PORTFOLIO UNITS CAD(XEQT.CA$ , $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$ , $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC VANGUARD ALL EQUITY ETF(VEQT.CA$ . $ISHARES S&P/TSX 60 INDEX ETF UNIT(XIU.CA$ . $VANGUARD FTSE CDN HIGH DIVID YIELD TRUST UNIT(VDY.CA$ . What else are out there?, Not too concerned on volatility as i'm l...
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How much of your portfolio is allocated to US equities?
Nowadays I find myself pretty much fully vested in US stocks in my TFSA to be honest.
I don't even follow the Canadian markets since it's all boring banks and resources and grocery/telecom oligopolies and it's so lame in comparison to the tech growth we're seeing in the US.
Is there anything wrong with investing totally in US equities and leaving zero Canadian exposure? $The Toronto-Dominion Bank(TD.CA$$BCE Inc(BCE.CA$$Canopy Growth Corp(WEED.CA$$VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$
I don't even follow the Canadian markets since it's all boring banks and resources and grocery/telecom oligopolies and it's so lame in comparison to the tech growth we're seeing in the US.
Is there anything wrong with investing totally in US equities and leaving zero Canadian exposure? $The Toronto-Dominion Bank(TD.CA$$BCE Inc(BCE.CA$$Canopy Growth Corp(WEED.CA$$VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$
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Is it a good idea to go all in on one ETF?
Hi, In my previous job i had RRSP matching with my employer. In total i have about 10k. Its with manulife. I left that job one year ago and Yesterday i saw that it has decreased$ISHARES S&P/TSX 60 INDEX ETF UNIT(XIU.CA$$VANGUARD FTSE CDN HIGH DIVID YIELD TRUST UNIT(VDY.CA$$VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF(VFV.CA$
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