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Feb 02
TSX, Technology ETF focusing USA Technology Companies
I was searching for an ETF listed in TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange) that primarily or only has USA technology companies.
Previously, I invested in TEC (TEC.TO), an ETF with exposure to Global Technology Companies, not only from the USA. I might have made some profit, however, not impressive. Overall, I did not find it to be very good/useful for me and am not interested in this ETF again.
Currently, I have XIT that gears to Only Canadian Technology Companies. It fluctuates a lot. I had a situation when if I would be selling it, I would be making some money. Now, in my portfolio, I have around 13% loss for XIT (paper loss, not actual/realized, the loss condition was up to 18% or 19%). XIT is Not a USA-focused Tech ETF, hence, want to dump it with some profit when I will have it. Although, I want to keep it under my radar (may occasionally buy it). It will go into profit situation in a month or two I believe, at the worst (in the best case in a week or two). It actually moves fast in both ways. Hence, if the market condition is good: it can easily recover the loss fast and go upwards.
Sorry for the bad news that I am in a loss situation. However, that’s the life of investing. you are not a winner 100% of the time. Waiting and having patience with the right ETF (I prefer)/Stock (I do not go for it) helps
Some USA based Tech ETFs listed in TSX are below: I am considering for future purchase (can happen at least after 3 months i.e. after I sell XIT)
- XQQ (NASDAQ 100 INDEX, hedged)
- HXQ (NASDAQ 100 INDEX, unhedged),
- TEC.TO (pure tech, well-diversified)
ZNQ is unhedged
ZQQ
QQC
HQU
Ticker: TSE:XIT
% of Assets in Technology: 99.78%
Assets Under Management: $515.61 million
% of Assets in Technology: 99.78%
Assets Under Management: $515.61 million
Ticker: TSE:ZQQ
% of Assets in Technology: 45.45%
Assets Under Management: $1.47 billion
% of Assets in Technology: 45.45%
Assets Under Management: $1.47 billion
Ticker: PGJ (USD Only)
Assets Under Management: US$ 206.27 million
Assets Under Management: US$ 206.27 million
Reference:
CYBR
RBOT
How will I select:
At least over 75% USA Tech company
MER is low
Total Asset Value : better if over a billion
Bid/Ask spread
Undecide on: Hedge or unhedge: both can be good I believe. I will keep Tech ETFs for short and occasional times, it will be out of my core portfolio (or a very small % of it, although will buy moe than the allocation, and will sell at a proper profit, for now that’s the plan)
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