![]() So I sold all VTI and half of IEMG in my RRSP and XLF (US financials ETF) in husband’s. As I’d be struggling to pull the trigger myself. But once we’ve got back to where we were last summer, I was happy that I’ve got assigned when my covered calls expired. 2.2%, no biggie, so I kept our equities allocation high. Last year was the first negative year since I started tracking portfolio returns in 2014. And I wish I've sold a handful of remaining loser stocks - or, better yet, followed your favourite advice and never bought them in the first place Developed countries and emerging markets ETFs that we hold are flat at best (not counting the dividends, but I’m pretty sure GICs would’ve provided similar if not better returns) Canadian ETFs did a bit better, except small and mid caps one that I was buying in my TFSA. ![]() yet if I look closer at our portfolio returns, most of the gains came from the US. And yeah, I’ve been witnessing people going to cash in correction/crash anticipation almost every year in 5+ years since joining the forum, while we enjoyed decent returns.
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