Скачать или смотреть I Sold EVERYTHING: Why I Invest 100% in XEQT (Best Canadian ETF Review)

Investing can feel overwhelming — stock picking, market timing, endless opinions. But what if you could build a globally diversified portfolio with a single click? That’s exactly what XEQT — the iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio — delivers.

In this video, I’m doing a deep dive into what is XEQT, what does XEQT hold, and why I’ve chosen to invest entirely in this one ETF. You’ll see how XEQT ETF combines global diversification, low MER, and automatic rebalancing into a single, long-term solution for Canadian investors.

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We’ll cover:
✅ Why XEQT is the ultimate all-in-one ETF for simplicity
✅ How XEQT holdings give exposure to over 9,000 companies worldwide
✅ Country weights: U.S. ~45%, Canada ~25%, International ~25%, Emerging Markets ~5%
✅ How the XEQT MER of 0.20 % beats traditional mutual funds
✅ How automatic rebalancing enforces “buy low, sell high” discipline
✅ Why many Canadians compare VEQT vs XEQT and XGRO vs XEQT for their portfolios

Whether you’re wondering is XEQT a good investment, does XEQT pay dividends, or simply want to understand what stocks are in XEQT, this breakdown shows exactly how the fund works — and why it might be the simplest wealth-building strategy in Canada.

Timestamps:
00:00 - XEQT Review - Why?
01:18 - Reason #1: Simplicity
03:24 - Reason #2: Diversification
05:53 - Reason #3: Holdings
07:26 - Reason #4: Low MER
08:53 - Reason #5: Rebalancing
10:25 - Final Verdict

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Disclaimer: This reflects my personal investing approach and is not financial advice. Always do your own research before investing.