Topic: How To Invest

Dear Pat: I finally decided to upgrade to your Inner Circle and I am very glad that I did. I’ve been following your advice for the past year after being a subscriber to your Successful Investor and Canadian Wealth Advisor, and made some very nice profits of about 20%, mostly all thanks to you. I still hold some mutual funds. What do you think of the IA Clarington Sarbit U.S. Equity Fund, The Excel India Fund and the Fidelity China Fund? Thank you in advance.

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The IA Clarington Sarbit U.S. Equity Fund holds mostly high-quality stocks balanced across the five main economic sectors. The fund is okay to hold if you want to invest in U.S. stocks, but don’t want exposure to the U.S. dollar. However, we advise putting around 25% of your portfolio in U.S. stocks, without removing the U.S. dollar exposure. We see exposure to the U.S. dollar exposure as a plus — a valuable form of diversification. A: The Excel India Fund holds mostly high-quality stocks, although it does have a high 2.98% MER. However, the Excel India Fund is okay to hold. Our top pick for investing in India is still the iShares S&P India Nifty 50 Index Fund, symbol INDY on Nasdaq. The fund’s MER is 0.89%. iShares S&P India Nifty 50 Index Fund is a buy recommendation of our Canadian Wealth Advisor newsletter. A: The Fidelity China Fund holds mostly high-quality stocks. The fund has an MER of 2.57%. The…