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INVESCO SOLAR ETF, $40.28, is a buy for aggressive investors. The ETF (New York symbol TAN; buy or sell through brokers) tracks solar-related companies (including technology firms and utilities) listed on global exchanges.


Its top holdings are First Solar (China; solar panels), 16.0%; Enphase Energy (U.S.; home solar systems) at 9.3%; NEXTracker Inc....

A: The Invesco S&P SmallCap Health Care ETF, $45.92, symbol PSCH on Nasdaq (Units outstanding: 4.4 million; Market cap: $200.2 million; www.invesco.com), invests in smaller U.S....

A: Fidelity Global Value Long/Short ETF, $8.98, symbol FGLS on the CBOE Canada Exchange (Units outstanding: 2.6 million; Market cap: $22.2 million; www.fidelity.ca) invests globally by taking long positions in companies that the manager believes are undervalued; at the same time, it takes short positions in what it sees as overvalued companies.

The ETF launched on February 1, 2024—the fund has operated as a mutual fund since October 2020....

You Can See Our Exchange-Traded Funds Portfolio For September 2024 Here.

ETFs in brief


Exchange-traded funds are set up to mirror the performance of a stock-market index or sub-index....

Further indications that central banks around the world are now moving to ease interest rates prompted gains for several rate-driven market groups in July.


Top performers during the month came from various sectors that lagged the high-flying technology sector over the past few years....

Despite the large number of ETFs already on the market, Canadian managers continue to launch new funds. This month we highlight an ETF from CI Investments that selects high-quality, dividend-paying U.S. companies. The second ETF comes from Hamilton Capital Partners....

Ireland was once known as “the Celtic Tiger” for the high economic growth rates it achieved between 1995 and 2007. However, the global financial crisis of 2008 to 2009 set the country back significantly. Growth only returned several years later. The economy suffered another big setback with the COVID-19 pandemic—Irish stocks have since soared to new highs.


All in all, the country’s low corporate tax rates, duty-free access to the valuable European marketplace, and a well-educated workforce remain attractive to large, multinational corporations.


Here’s an ETF that provides you with exposure to the top publicly listed Irish companies


ISHARES MSCI IRELAND ETF $67.36 (New York symbol EIRL; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $117.8 million) tracks the performance of the largest companies listed in Ireland.


Consumer Discretionary stocks account for 31% of its assets, while Healthcare (24%), Consumer Staples (15%), and Financial Services (12%) are other key segments.


The ETF holds a portfolio of 24 stocks; the top 10 holdings make up a considerable 76% of the portfolio....

Most successful investors hold a mix of stocks (or ETFs that hold them) in their portfolios. Indeed, one key component of a well-diversified portfolio is growth stocks. Note, however, that it’s very easy to confuse growth stocks with momentum stocks. Like growth stocks, momentum stocks often move up faster than the market averages....

The Canadian ETF market experienced significant growth in the first half of 2024, with an asset base valued at $442 billion at the end of June. New money invested into Canadian-listed ETFs amounted to $33.3 billion—a record for the first half of the year.


Most ETF money in the Canadian market is invested in stocks (62%), followed by fixed income (30%)....

TD U.S. Equity Index ETF $42.24 (Toronto symbol TPU; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Conservative; Market cap: $2.6 billion) invests in large U.S. publicly listed companies. It tracks the Solactive U.S. Large Cap Index. That index includes the top U.S....