
Two Canadian Silver ETFs I Like Better Than the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV)
Silver keeps hitting new highs, but for Canadian investors, modern low-cost ETFs from iShares and Purpose offer a cleaner alternative to outdated closed-end funds.

Silver keeps hitting new highs, but for Canadian investors, modern low-cost ETFs from iShares and Purpose offer a cleaner alternative to outdated closed-end funds.

Gold keeps hitting new highs, but for Canadian investors, modern low-cost ETFs from BMO and Purpose offer a cleaner alternative to outdated closed-end funds.

Both of these ETFs employ light leverage on a diversified portfolio, which over the long term may help them outperform a 100% equity ETF like XEQT.

This popular Vanguard index ETF is everything I want from a Canadian dividend strategy

Canadian issuers are starting to offer semi-monthly income ETFs, a step toward more frequent payouts for yield-focused investors.

Ninepoint’s NNRG ETF offers active management under Eric Nuttall, but is it worth the higher cost?

Here are some of the free resources I personally use to analyze various Canadian ETFs.

If it’s affordable, tax-efficient monthly income you’re after, I would skip these two iShares ETFs.

India is one of the best performing segments within emerging markets. Here are a few options Canadian investors have for equity exposure.

A guide to the broadest, most diversified ETFs across equities, fixed income, commodities, and crypto, designed to build a complete one-stop portfolio.

Global X ETFs has among the lowest management fees on its Nasdaq-100 and TSX 60 ETFs, extending the race to the bottom for low-cost Canadian index investing.

Buy and hold, selling options, or amplified upside—here’s my top pick for each type of silver ETF trading strategy.

Silver keeps hitting new highs, but for Canadian investors, modern low-cost ETFs from iShares and Purpose offer a cleaner alternative to outdated closed-end funds.

Buy and hold, selling options, or amplified upside—here’s my top pick for each type of gold ETF trading strategy.

Gold keeps hitting new highs, but for Canadian investors, modern low-cost ETFs from BMO and Purpose offer a cleaner alternative to outdated closed-end funds.

Both of these ETFs employ light leverage on a diversified portfolio, which over the long term may help them outperform a 100% equity ETF like XEQT.

Here’s my quick five-minute guide on when to choose QQQ or QQQM depending on whether you trade frequently or invest for the long haul.

This portfolio holds two low-cost Vanguard high-yield and dividend growth ETFs to provide exposure across U.S. and Canadian equity markets.

This ETF combines two active ETFs managed by Hamilton Reiner at JPMorgan to deliver above-average income and better hedging compared to a traditional 60/40 allocation.