iShares Cdn Dividend ETF (XDV.TO) Buy, Sell…

iShares Cdn Dividend ETF (XDV.TO)

47.14

+0.08 (0.17%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 3:19:30 pm Market Open.

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BUY

This is a great ETF to hold. If you are bullish on US equities, SES, it gives you hedged exposure to the Dow Jones 30 index, which is a rock solid index to be in. (He holds a similar ETF with another company.)

BUY

Cdn Dividend ETF. Likes this one but frankly will often use Claymore’s instead because if he is writing covered calls on banks, this one is more bank weighted which would make him overweight on the banks. Nothing wrong with this one.

BUY

Includes broader range of financials than XFN. Would suggest balancing off the financials with another ETF.

BUY

78-year-old caller is looking for an ETF that has safety and a bit of growth. The 2 that he likes are the S&P/TSX Preferred ETF (CPD-T) and Cdn Dividend ETF (XDV-T). Both are invested in large cap companies.

BUY

Cdn Dividend ETF. Very good product. Tends to be heavily financials so would balance that a little bit with Cdn Div & Income ETF (CDZ-T), which is only 15% financials.

BUY

A good ETF for a senior’s portfolio for income.

BUY

Canadian Dividend ETF. This is a better way to go rather than individual stocks and this is a very good one. You could also look at Cdn Div & Income ETF (CDZ-T).

COMMENT

Dividend ETF. Doesn't like using this as a proxy for income, but if you are a person who wants a conservative equity exposure, especially if you are a retiree or on a fixed income, this is okay.

COMMENT

Cdn Div & Income ETF (CDZ-T) or iUnits Div ETF (XDV-T) for share price growth? They'll both be about the same as they essentially hold the same securities. They buy large-cap stocks in Canada that pay dividends.

HOLD

Dividend ETF. Holds a small number because it has some of the oil companies, financials, etc. and is a broadly based dividend play. This is for most of his very conservative, non-registered accounts and retirees.

BUY

Likes it. Banks and oils. Very good yield and you get the dividend tax credit. Save and good for the long term.

TOP PICK

Likes the share price. Has been buying it for along time. Good exposure to telecom and utilities. Good diversified play.

BUY

iUnits Dividend ETF. This would include all the big banks, telecoms and some of the energy companies.

COMMENT

Dividend ETF. TSX companies that pay higher dividends. Convinced we will have a double dip and there will be a selloff before we go higher. Won't go higher in a hurry but will be a long, slow, grinding recovery.

COMMENT

Dividend ETF. Very heavy in Canadian financials, which are strong. You have to think about how you feel about being that heavily in bank stocks.

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