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  1. Hey Carter, and all the investors I am 41 years old and I started to read rich dad poor book 😊 I start to invest on Canadian ETF yes there are too many, but I would like to invest only one ETF and stick on it for long-term can I get your advice
    and most advised ETF stock I am going to buy thank you again

  2. Buying of ETFs is easy, but buying the right one without a time-tested strategy is incredibly hard. Hence which is best to buy now or put on a watchlist? I’ve been trying to grow my portfolio of $260K for sometime now, my major challenge is not knowing the best entry and exit strategies… I would greatly appreciate any suggestions.

  3. agree with 2 of these. A big No to SCHD, VNQ and ARKK. SCHD has just been a terrible disappointment the past 4+ years. VNQ is realestate and we all know how volitile realestate can be. ARK, well Kathy Wood has been so unpredictible running her crazy ARKK fund with its rediculous expense ratio. I'd say she often makes rash unpredictable decisions based on nonsense data with her odd eccentric personality

  4. I always wanted to try trading on My own, so I Finally gave it a shot Even though the price Swings had me totally >Confused. I watched Tons of YouTube videos, but it was still hard to Make sense of everything, and I Ended up losing Most of My trades.

  5. Please please please get rid of the bots in the comments sneaking in their so called investor advisor. In reality the call redirects to Kolkuta India. Ask me how i know….

  6. I agree that ETFs are an excellent tool for building a diversified, low-cost and long-term portfolio. for beginners and also for seasoned investors as they can help you align your investment with your financial goal.

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