Hello. do you have a video of your RESP? how much do you put in per child? how long of you been investing in the RESP?

i liked the movie however the directors other tv show Mr. Robot is amazing and I incredibly recommend it

Don’t like blossom but do like your channel so just here to support

There are better covered call ETFs than QQQY. QQQI for one

Hi, after conversion, do u use this amount ( which is now in USD) and buy US etf in your Questrade's RRSP or you do transfert this amount to WS then you buy ? Im Sorry i try to understsand! Thanks

Thank you for your video! Is your RESP a 'Managed' account? If not what is your stand on WS Managed accounts?

What software is this?

So is Enbridge not worth owning if you’re looking for dividend growth even though the their rate is good?

Have you heard about getquin ? Portfolio tracker ? Also has a profile and lots of other investor on there

Is your RESP for multiple children? I have one child. 55k in his 529 plan so far. It already pays for 5 years of in state tuition if he lives at home. But I keep investing in case he wants to live on campus or out of state. Our university is only 9k per year. I figure college tuition will increase around 5% per year and his ongoing gains would keep up. But, I’m not going to stop contributing.

As of last month I was trading my self I lost almost everything, now it just makes no sense, i have to choose if I'm a trader or face my job so i chose my job, now I'm confused of what etfs to store my funds for long term, maybe a little aggressive ones

Can u suggest canadian version of schd?

skip to the whooping 12:45 to heard about SCHD.

you can cut a pie into 8 or 16 pieces…still same size pie!

Hi Darren. I see that you own HYLD in your TFSA. Do they withhold 25% on the dividend because holdings are US securities?

Always loved your videos, Darren! I do wonder the reasoning you hold hyld.U instead of hlyd. Was there a performance difference?

Nice work! Love HYLD. Both HDIV and HYLD are constant buys for me regardless of price!

If you had to invest all over again in your RESP which stocks would you buy as of now? My friend just started buying nvidia and bitcoin with his RESP since he changed his RESP old investment style which was not apperiating as he wanted.

Crushing it Darren. Sure market has been on fire but still. We all know there are ups and downs in investing

Yeah it be a trap

I have reached the prenum stage. But the interest rate on my cash account is 3.75. How is your interest rate on your cash account 4.5?

What was the charge for - your annual renewal? Or did they charge your card when they shouldn’t have?

Love this video man! Happy to hear you’ve had a good experience 😎

175k users currently! 🙂and thanks for sharing your experience… Glad it worked out! Ps awesome channel. Just subscribed!

Link to your RESP video you mention in this update?

What do you think of XEI ETF ?

Hi from Quebec . Another great video !

Don’t like Blossom, don’t get it…very suspicious…not for me. Be cautious y’all

Thanks for another great video Darren

Hi thanks for video! i do hold VFV on my TFSA too, do you think is good idea since withholding taxes are applyed ? What impact do you think will it have on a long term? Thank you

Hi is it free Passiv? Thanks

I Sold all of my covered call ETF's. Decided growth and regular Dividends are better for me at this time.

at 12:45 he begins with QQQY. Before its his portfolio.

My opinions on QQQY: 1) It won't ever outperform the underlying QQQ for the long-term. That is not its mandate: the cumulative effect of the capped gains matters in the long-run. 2) It is not tax-efficient to hold QQQY. Where QQQ gives you (mostly) capital gains, QQQY distributions that are fully taxable at your highest marginal rate. 3) In a TFSA, you get docked the IRS tax witholding, making the total return unattractive. The best use of a fund like QQQY that I can think of is that you can use it to prove a high income to the bank, and leverage the income stream to qualify for a mortgage on an income property. Since you can't get a mortgage against the rental income stream before it exists, you could use QQQY to get the snowball rolling.

My portfolio is 14% high yielders (but they provide 25% of the income). I will not permit the high yield assets to exceed 15% of the portfolio. If that happens I will rebalance.

I don’t understand why none of you review GLCC. My stock has appreciated 37% in the last 8 months and pays monthly dividends of 1%…

I like QQQY and the YieldMax Fiunds. But you do have to understand them. I use them to boost up my portfolio. I only put a small % of my portfolio in them.

I am a Canadian, close to retirement and I took the monthly dividend income pay. I am up 5.4% last 3 months, 18.35% for 1 year. I like monthly payments and total return. Yes, I do give up some upside but don't have to sell to get monthly dividends.