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I have most of my TFSA in XEQT and it’s been treating me well, but I’ve been following VDY, XEI, ZDIV and all these other Canadian dividend ETF, and they have been performing much better. I’ve heard dividend is better for retirees but it seems dividend is performing better overall. Is there any reason to not move into dividend ETF’s?

Walmart: $489 million
Coca-Cola: $186 million
McDonald's: $91 million
Home Depot: $85 million
Nvidia: $56 million
Microsoft: $42 million
Oracle: $41.7 million
Amazon: $35 million
Apple: $30 million
Cisco: $19.7 million
Disney: $17.3 million
Adobe: $14.6 million
AMD: $7.4 million
Netflix: $7.3 million
Costco: $6.3 million
FedEx: $5 million
Starbucks: $4 million
Tesla: $3.7 million
eBay: $3.6 million
Target: $3.4 million
Broadcom: $2.8 million
Nike: $2.4 million
Alphabet: $1.9 million
Mastercard: $1.3 million

I’ve been keeping some extra savings in the money market (2.5% guaranteed fund) but decided to up it a risk level and switch to the core bond fund (3.5% target). I’m curious for those who have been holding the core bond for a long time how has it been performing? So far I’m down (granted it’s just 0.02% and only been a week), but I’m curious how you found the performance long term?

For those curious it’s 47.9% ZST, 15% ZBI, 10.9% ZCS, 10% ZBBZ.F, 10% ZFH, 6% ZAAA.F, 0.3% cash.

What stock do you see having a RKLB style rise in coming years?

I noticed it says partial for website and it seems to be more mobile focused. Can you still do trades and check balances on the website if you have a GoSmart account?