According to Morningstar Canada, whether you want income, balance or growth, the top one-ticket solutions deliver convenience and performance at a fraction of the cost of mutual funds. However, according to Mark Noble, executive vice-president of ETF strategy at Horizons ETFs, these low costs don’t necessarily mean less alpha, since, historically, most of the performance variance comes from asset allocation instead of security selection. Explaining the Horizons Conservative TRI ETF Portfolio (HCON-https://horizonsetfs.com/ETF/HCON), he says that it follows a strategic view that a greater proportion of returns over the next decade will come from equities, particularly in an environment of ultra-low interest rates and increased longevity needs for portfolios.
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