60/40 seems to have the lowest drawdown historically, which is 60% stocks. Of course I’d avoid large cap growth at the moment, as we look like 2001. XMC.TO may be wiser to avoid overvalued blue chip like Nvidia.

Here’s a good video on home country bias:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jN8mIHve1Ds

I don’t trust Canada on productivity growth so I tend to avoid it, but the video is still good, like all Ben Felix videos.

The poor get mud water called Tim Horton’s, as their rents double and they are forced to fund our government buying 50% of all mortgage bonds to reward existing asset holders.

Maybe if we rout out the corruption we can achieve a higher standard of living and allow productivity investment, so Canadians can afford nice coffee from a mom and pop establishment whose rents are also ballooning.