The XDIV ETF has a fairly concentrated portfolio with only 17 positions, but with an MER of ~0.12%, it is seriously cheap for a dividend ETF. I’m thinking that this iShares ETF will continue to cannibalize XDV and other Canadian dividend ETFs due to its lower cost and similar exposure....
A broad index fund that holds both government and corporate bonds. Very diversified. BMO Mid Corporate Bond ETF (ZCM) An index fund that holds only corporate bonds with maturities between 5 to 10 years. iShares Canadian HYBrid Corporate Bond Index ETF (XHB) Holds lower quality corporate bonds ...
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dollar relative to a basket of six major world currencies: the euro, Japanese yen, British pound, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona and Swiss franc. 1-year return: 11.2 percent Assets: $398.8 million Expense ratio: 0.75 percent Invesco CurrencyShares Euro Currency (FXE) This ETF is designed to...
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Since this ETF is designed to track Canadian crude, a heavy crude that is more difficult to refine into gasoline and other products than Light Sweet Crude, it typically trades at a discount to the widely quoted prices forWTI CrudeandBrent Crude. Because of that, the ETF many not rise as ...
with large-cap companies making up about 46.6% of the portfolio. The gold industry represents 88% of the total holdings. The ETF mainly holds Canadian companies
corporate bonds balanced withshort positionsin U.S. Treasury securities to neutralize interest rate risk, achieving a net-zero effectiveduration. It rebalances monthly to maintain this structure, focusing on highly liquid U.S. and Canadian high-yield bonds while excluding bonds with higher credit ra...