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Originally Posted by Joekerr
Well, that's basically what I've come to conclude based on my research as well. I suppose at the end of the day I'm hesitant to pull the trigger and potentially lose. Yet I don't want the miserable returns of a safe investment like a GIC which pays next to nothing.
I guess basically I need to grow a pair and pull the trigger.
I'm seeing ranges on the ETF's from around 5% to 13% (depending on timing and other factors, and only looking at one year growth which isn't indicative all the time. Have to do more research before buying.
Are those percentages in line with what you are seeing as well? Any other investment vehicles I should be considering that don't require active day to day management?
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Far more capital is lost waiting for a correction than the corrections themselves.
There are all kinds of ETFs with varying risk.