XEG
ISHARES S&P/TSX CAPPED ENERGY
stock TSE

8 days ago I said we can consider buying some energy stocks [https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianInvestor/comments/1vdplnb/comment/p1cghjw/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1](https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianInvestor/comments/1vdplnb/comment/p1cghjw/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1) , and then oil price keeps dropping and I nearly doubted myself.
today XEG up 4% and I have gains over it. it doesn't look so terrible now.

Hi all,
I have 65% of my portfolio in XEQT, 22.5% in PNG for long term (been buying since high 2s or low 3s last June).
I recently bought 1k worth of each of the big Canadian banks, so $5k total last week. Made a decent little amount on them so far.
This weekend I was thinking more, should I sell these and just get a bank ETF with a lower price on the ticker? Like BANK?
Or should I go something like VDY for more energy exposure (I had to sell my XEG at a loss to buy a new car recently)
I was also thinking, maybe I sell CINC, Scotia, and BMO and put that 3k into Enbridge as well?
I know XEQT holds all these of course, but my thinking is that man, banks and major utility companies aren’t going anywhere and probably won’t ever unless our country fully collapses lol.
Enbridge is slow growth, but the DRIP is nice. Plus with all the data centers (ew) being built power will be needed even power. Same with the pipeline.

I've got BRK.B, L(watchlist), CCO on my fun list too.
I also considered V (but went for BRK.B instead), AAPL (META & MSFT instead), RY/TD (went for MFC & NA instead), ENB (instead went for XEG & VDE) CP (went for CNR, didn't consider UNP).

How does this portfolio look?
50% VEQT
10% XEC
10% CASH
30% across CCO, BRK.B, MSFT, ATD, NA, RIO, VDE, CEG, XEG, BIP.UN, CNR, MFC, ZUT.
Then I'm watching these as well: META, BWXT, L, POW, SAN.

8 days ago I said we can consider buying some energy stocks [https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianInvestor/comments/1vdplnb/comment/p1cghjw/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web3x&utm\_name=web3xcss&utm\_term=1](https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadianInvestor/comments/1vdplnb/comment/p1cghjw/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1) , and then oil price keeps dropping and I nearly doubted myself.
today XEG up 4% and I have gains over it. it doesn't look so terrible now.

Hi all,
I have 65% of my portfolio in XEQT, 22.5% in PNG for long term (been buying since high 2s or low 3s last June).
I recently bought 1k worth of each of the big Canadian banks, so $5k total last week. Made a decent little amount on them so far.
This weekend I was thinking more, should I sell these and just get a bank ETF with a lower price on the ticker? Like BANK?
Or should I go something like VDY for more energy exposure (I had to sell my XEG at a loss to buy a new car recently)
I was also thinking, maybe I sell CINC, Scotia, and BMO and put that 3k into Enbridge as well?
I know XEQT holds all these of course, but my thinking is that man, banks and major utility companies aren’t going anywhere and probably won’t ever unless our country fully collapses lol.
Enbridge is slow growth, but the DRIP is nice. Plus with all the data centers (ew) being built power will be needed even power. Same with the pipeline.

I've got BRK.B, L(watchlist), CCO on my fun list too.
I also considered V (but went for BRK.B instead), AAPL (META & MSFT instead), RY/TD (went for MFC & NA instead), ENB (instead went for XEG & VDE) CP (went for CNR, didn't consider UNP).

How does this portfolio look?
50% VEQT
10% XEC
10% CASH
30% across CCO, BRK.B, MSFT, ATD, NA, RIO, VDE, CEG, XEG, BIP.UN, CNR, MFC, ZUT.
Then I'm watching these as well: META, BWXT, L, POW, SAN.