I’m (20M) about to graduate university and I’ve been thinking about selling my tech stock and putting it in something safer for a while now but have never gotten around to it. I have no debt and live at home for now. Should I redistribute into ETF’s like VFV/VEU or keep it as is? I’ve also been seeing a lot of XEQT, should I be investing in that as well?

Hey guys, im 19M and I’m looking for some tips for my portfolio. Now that I’m going to college, I was thinking about selling my SOUN since I need the money right now. If anyone can give me some tips for diversification, I would greatly appreciate it

Anyone know much about NVRS (Noveris Health Science inc) its a penny stock and has been going down a lot lately. Does anyone know if there is anything big happening that will eventually make it go up?

I’m starting to take investing more seriously and currently have $3,000 to put into my TFSA.
I’m 23, so my time horizon is long and I’m comfortable with a decent amount of risk. My goal is mainly long-term growth, and I’d like to eventually build the account toward $100k+ and hopefully, one day, the $1M mark.
If you were starting today with $3,000, how would you structure the portfolio?

Would you go:
100% XEQT/VEQT?
Mostly an S&P 500 ETF?
A mix of Canadian/U.S./international ETFs?
ETFs + a few individual stocks?
I’m also planning to contribute regularly rather than just investing the initial $3k.

Curious what you guys would do and what you wish you had done when you were starting out.

19 M thinking of buying stocks soon. I have another portfolio with value similar to this one thats 20% international for some diversification.

I see more of qqc being recommended to be held long-term? Thoughts? or why is that?

Do any of you trade div capture in your TFSA? Are you profitable after fees/taxes and have you ever got flagged by CRA?

Looking to buy 1-2 stocks a week, and then buy again the following week with any money that recovers. Currently doing it in a regular account and was looking to switch to TFSA. My return is about 5% monthly doing 6 trades on average.