The Best ETFs for Canadians!🇨🇦📈

These are the best ETFs for Canadian investors! Best Stocks to buy in Canada!

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[MattShoss]

What are some of your favourite ETFs in Canada? 👇

[MoementumFinance]

XEQT is my favorite! Over $500, 000 invested and counting 😎 Great video Matt!

[opensourcetechy]

VOO - in RRSP
XUU, VFV, XEQT, AIQ in TFSA

[NotAWokeCanuck]

I got a few XCHP. They are new but being in semi conductor market, I think should be a good investment

[hurrayhu]

Thanks for the info. No withholding tax on these ones right?

[DAMON]

Thanks for great video! Xuu have currency conversion fees?

[Dilpreetkambo]

Bro the currency hedge is in favour or not for investing in cad ? Without considering withholding tax and management fees?

[jerry.norman.]

Provides a variety of technical analysis tools and charts for traders to use. These charts can display price action, technical indicators and other key data.

[Dilpreetkambo]

If we are investing in canadian etf which is tracking us stocks if the canadian dollar weakens will we have less returns ??

[TanyaDavis]

Let's say I only have a thousand to invest.Should I just disperse it all into each one?And then just keep adding ?

[rockford]

own vfv, vdy in both TFSA and RRSP....adding XEF to my watch list

[expeditionsolo]

Why international exposure? Or exposure in general?

[theeffect]

Assuming the market doesn’t crash and performs as expected, which is better-
With say $600/m
1)Invest $600 in one ETF each month or
2)Investing $200 in three different ETFS each month
I’m never clear on compound interest but I’m guessing option one takes more advantage of compound interest and option two is safer?

[MA-gbbm]

Are these all Canadian ETF’s. Do we have to worry about capital gains from the US and international ?
New to the game. Just not quite sure how the taxes work
Thank you