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The fund generally will invest at least 80% of its assets in the component securities of its underlying index and in investments that have economic characteristics that are substantially identical to the component securities of its underlying index. The underlying index is designed to measure broad-based equity performance in Canada. The underlying index includes large- and mid-capitalization companies and may change over time.

CycleTrade
CycleTrade Jun. 17 at 1:03 PM
iShares ETF $EWC invests in the Canadian market. Say we invested $ 1000 every time one of the following 3 trading signal occurred, or on the first trading day of every month (DCA) beginning in 2020; including dividends, what would be the PnL today? I will allow for 10 pyramid buys - meaning as long as the exit is not violated, we can buy every price reassertion signalling a new buy. So, conceivably I could buy up to $ 10,000 worth of the ETF each trade cycle. With a fast entry and fast exit around the 20EMA: - $ 186 after 158 trades With a fast entry on the 20EMA but slow exit around the 100EMA: $ 6,543, 75 trades With a slow entry and exit around the 100EMA: $ 2925, 49 trades Monthly DCA: $ 58,149, 78 trades (all held). Had I simply invested the entire $ 78,000 on Jan 02, 2020: The current value not including dividends, $ 175,100 a gain of $ 97,100 on initial $ 78,000. If we add in dividends, the total value would be ~ $ 195,000 4 chart images, first 3 are trading and last is DCA. I am only showing the past year in the view but note how busy the first one is. I rather like the second as far as trading goes. $STUDY to earn more, learn more
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EquityClock
EquityClock Jun. 16 at 7:19 PM
Our mean reversion thesis, away from YTD leaders (eg. $XLK) and towards laggards, for the final weeks of the second quarter continues to work beautifully. Segments of the market that have less of a weight to the hot technology trade have been holding up much better (eg. $IWD $EWC ) since the end of May. The window to this end of quarter phenomenon is narrowing and the time has come to consider the rotation candidates on the flip side for the summer rally period.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jun. 5 at 10:40 PM
#Canada’s Mysterious #Recession $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/canadas-mysterious-recession-1780699224
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jun. 5 at 6:06 PM
NAFTA 2.0/CUSMA agreement signed by President Trump during his 1st term, nearing deadline of July 1, to extend the pact for another 16 years. If all 3 countries don’t agree to renew it, the deal remains in place until at least 2036 — barring one of them quitting it entirely — & enters rolling annual reviews - however, by declining to formally renew, the Trump admin will trigger negotiations & an indefinite period of uncertainty about the future of the agreement Against the backdrop of the review, the US has started separate bilateral talks w/ Canada & Mexico - Side deals may be struck to address them without changes to the CUSMA’s underlying text U.S & Mexico have already scheduled their 3rd round of talks for mid-July, while the US has had less formal discussions w/ Canada Almost $2T in annual trade w/ each other & NAFTA-compliant goods have largely been exempt from President Trump’s tariff tantrum, including in the new duties revealed this week Canada & Mexico are 2 of the largest US trading partners & the top buyers of its goods. But they’ve still been faced w/ new tariffs on products such as autos & steel — straining ties & spurring boycotts Note: Any changes to th legal text would require a Congressional vote Canadian officials are bracing for a scenario in which tariff negotiations drag on for years, perhaps all the way through the end of President Trump’s term in 2029 $SPY $TLT $EWC $EWW $XIU.TSX
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Cousin_Vinny
Cousin_Vinny Jun. 2 at 7:43 PM
$EWC mentioned over the weekend #IBDpartner #VCP Volatility contraction pattern breakout today. #Minervini $SPX $QQQ @IBDinvestors Try @MarketSurge discount https://tinyurl.com/MktSurge
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dontpanic26
dontpanic26 Jun. 2 at 1:39 PM
Yesterday swapped $PRNT for $EWC in my ETF portfolio
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade Jun. 1 at 7:52 PM
$EWC the previous cycle resulted in an average ~5% loss while this one beginning April 23, 2025 sits on an open gain of some ~30% . Likely best speaking terms % PnL rather than $ amounts
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 31 at 8:19 PM
ETF $EWC allows one to participate in the resource rich Canadian Market. It has offered up 36, yes 36 opportunities in the current market cycle from March 2025. Imagine having bought 100 units/shares each alert. One would own 3600 shares in this current cycle with an average cost of less than $50 / sh and current price near 59 for a beautiful open gain
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Cousin_Vinny
Cousin_Vinny May. 30 at 10:02 PM
$EWC ETF about to bust a move #VCP "Volatility Contraction Pattern" setup - ready to go...... watch for the breakout! #VCP identifies a stock transitioning from "weak hands" to "strong institutional hands," signaling a low-risk, explosive breakout point. Viva la Canada.
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha May. 29 at 2:38 PM
Canada just slipped into a technical recession, but the more important detail is what drove it. Reuters reports Q1 GDP fell at a 0.1% annualized rate after a revised 1.0% contraction in Q4, with the disappointment coming mainly from weak business and government investment rather than a total collapse in household demand. Tickers: $EWC $FXC $BNS Our view is this is a clean macro negative for Canada, but not yet a simple “buy duration, sell everything” trade. Growth is clearly softer than expected, the loonie weakened and bond yields fell after the release, but elevated oil prices and inflation spillover mean the Bank of Canada still has less room to ease than a normal recession headline would imply. Read more on our Substack.
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade Jun. 17 at 1:03 PM
iShares ETF $EWC invests in the Canadian market. Say we invested $ 1000 every time one of the following 3 trading signal occurred, or on the first trading day of every month (DCA) beginning in 2020; including dividends, what would be the PnL today? I will allow for 10 pyramid buys - meaning as long as the exit is not violated, we can buy every price reassertion signalling a new buy. So, conceivably I could buy up to $ 10,000 worth of the ETF each trade cycle. With a fast entry and fast exit around the 20EMA: - $ 186 after 158 trades With a fast entry on the 20EMA but slow exit around the 100EMA: $ 6,543, 75 trades With a slow entry and exit around the 100EMA: $ 2925, 49 trades Monthly DCA: $ 58,149, 78 trades (all held). Had I simply invested the entire $ 78,000 on Jan 02, 2020: The current value not including dividends, $ 175,100 a gain of $ 97,100 on initial $ 78,000. If we add in dividends, the total value would be ~ $ 195,000 4 chart images, first 3 are trading and last is DCA. I am only showing the past year in the view but note how busy the first one is. I rather like the second as far as trading goes. $STUDY to earn more, learn more
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EquityClock
EquityClock Jun. 16 at 7:19 PM
Our mean reversion thesis, away from YTD leaders (eg. $XLK) and towards laggards, for the final weeks of the second quarter continues to work beautifully. Segments of the market that have less of a weight to the hot technology trade have been holding up much better (eg. $IWD $EWC ) since the end of May. The window to this end of quarter phenomenon is narrowing and the time has come to consider the rotation candidates on the flip side for the summer rally period.
0 · Reply
TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Jun. 5 at 10:40 PM
#Canada’s Mysterious #Recession $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/canadas-mysterious-recession-1780699224
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Jun. 5 at 6:06 PM
NAFTA 2.0/CUSMA agreement signed by President Trump during his 1st term, nearing deadline of July 1, to extend the pact for another 16 years. If all 3 countries don’t agree to renew it, the deal remains in place until at least 2036 — barring one of them quitting it entirely — & enters rolling annual reviews - however, by declining to formally renew, the Trump admin will trigger negotiations & an indefinite period of uncertainty about the future of the agreement Against the backdrop of the review, the US has started separate bilateral talks w/ Canada & Mexico - Side deals may be struck to address them without changes to the CUSMA’s underlying text U.S & Mexico have already scheduled their 3rd round of talks for mid-July, while the US has had less formal discussions w/ Canada Almost $2T in annual trade w/ each other & NAFTA-compliant goods have largely been exempt from President Trump’s tariff tantrum, including in the new duties revealed this week Canada & Mexico are 2 of the largest US trading partners & the top buyers of its goods. But they’ve still been faced w/ new tariffs on products such as autos & steel — straining ties & spurring boycotts Note: Any changes to th legal text would require a Congressional vote Canadian officials are bracing for a scenario in which tariff negotiations drag on for years, perhaps all the way through the end of President Trump’s term in 2029 $SPY $TLT $EWC $EWW $XIU.TSX
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Cousin_Vinny
Cousin_Vinny Jun. 2 at 7:43 PM
$EWC mentioned over the weekend #IBDpartner #VCP Volatility contraction pattern breakout today. #Minervini $SPX $QQQ @IBDinvestors Try @MarketSurge discount https://tinyurl.com/MktSurge
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dontpanic26
dontpanic26 Jun. 2 at 1:39 PM
Yesterday swapped $PRNT for $EWC in my ETF portfolio
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade Jun. 1 at 7:52 PM
$EWC the previous cycle resulted in an average ~5% loss while this one beginning April 23, 2025 sits on an open gain of some ~30% . Likely best speaking terms % PnL rather than $ amounts
0 · Reply
CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 31 at 8:19 PM
ETF $EWC allows one to participate in the resource rich Canadian Market. It has offered up 36, yes 36 opportunities in the current market cycle from March 2025. Imagine having bought 100 units/shares each alert. One would own 3600 shares in this current cycle with an average cost of less than $50 / sh and current price near 59 for a beautiful open gain
0 · Reply
Cousin_Vinny
Cousin_Vinny May. 30 at 10:02 PM
$EWC ETF about to bust a move #VCP "Volatility Contraction Pattern" setup - ready to go...... watch for the breakout! #VCP identifies a stock transitioning from "weak hands" to "strong institutional hands," signaling a low-risk, explosive breakout point. Viva la Canada.
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha May. 29 at 2:38 PM
Canada just slipped into a technical recession, but the more important detail is what drove it. Reuters reports Q1 GDP fell at a 0.1% annualized rate after a revised 1.0% contraction in Q4, with the disappointment coming mainly from weak business and government investment rather than a total collapse in household demand. Tickers: $EWC $FXC $BNS Our view is this is a clean macro negative for Canada, but not yet a simple “buy duration, sell everything” trade. Growth is clearly softer than expected, the loonie weakened and bond yields fell after the release, but elevated oil prices and inflation spillover mean the Bank of Canada still has less room to ease than a normal recession headline would imply. Read more on our Substack.
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EquityClock
EquityClock May. 22 at 2:14 AM
Canadian stocks perking up after a multi-week pause. https://equityclock.com/2026/05/21/stock-market-outlook-for-may-22-2026/ $XIU.TSX $EWC $TSX.TSX
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 17 at 7:12 PM
$TSX.TSX $EWC $XIC.TSX I like the simplicity of srawing trendlines, support, resistance and chart pattern recognition but prefer my own backtested inflection point strategies I find KC2 (built around 100EMA) strategically trustworthy and would trigger few but more longer trending trades. KC1 (built around 20EMA) tactically sound and one can see it would have been in and out of this market several times in past couple of years. Trendlines are useful but secondary visual complements. Trendlines are not competitors to my KC1/KC2 but potential enhancers. KC2 = Strategic Regime KC1 = Tactical Engine Trendline = Momentum Timing Actually the most profitable is a combination of a quick KC1 entry with a slower KC2 exit. KC1 20EMA relying on daily charts with daily 100EMA. One might even flip between 20EMA on daily or weekly views (as weekly 20EMA closely matches daily 100EMA - so 20 Day/20 Week). So, in my view most broad markets are still buy-side. Another measure is 10% being a mere correction below the high point and 20% becoming a bear market . Others use 20, 50, 200 sma or ema to depict short, intermediate and long term bull and bear cycles and even short-term bull/bears within long-term bull/bears. $STUDY
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 15 at 10:28 PM
Redrew the trendline under the Canadian Composite index $TSX.TSX $XIC.TSX and $EWC BE OUT
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets May. 12 at 8:12 PM
Canadian Insolvencies On The Rise $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/canadian-insolvencies-on-the-rise-1778616738
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets May. 6 at 5:04 PM
#Canada Holds Lots Of Cards When It Comes To Negotiating #Trade With The U.S. $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/canada-holds-lots-of-cards-when-it-comes-to-negotiating-trade-with-the-us-1778086729
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 5 at 2:05 PM
Canada Index Fund ETF $EWC remains long and just look at that volume a couple days back https://www.tradingview.com/x/OcCnaQDO/
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets May. 5 at 1:50 PM
Housing Bust Challenges Retirement Plans $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/housing-bust-challenges-retirement-plans-1777989026
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade May. 2 at 6:09 PM
$EWC each inflection buy has been higher https://www.tradingview.com/x/pHs7SsiA/
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MisterSplashyPants
MisterSplashyPants Apr. 29 at 9:53 PM
$EWC $SPY Oh, CANADAAAA.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Apr. 29 at 6:08 PM
The #BankOfCanada Doesn’t Know Which Way To Go $EWC https://talkmarkets.com/article/the-bank-of-canada-doesnt-know-which-way-to-go-1777486095
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CycleTrade
CycleTrade Apr. 29 at 5:57 PM
Canadian market ETF $EWC an example if enter fast (stage left, and 4 additional along the way) and exit slow, which be under the low orange bad at 53.64. This is a combination of using short-term momentum thrusts to enter the main long-term trend https://www.tradingview.com/x/2nz8Wo7i/
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Rhoyourboat
Rhoyourboat Apr. 27 at 5:37 PM
$EWC I live in Buffalo, NY and take the family to Canada as often as possible. Our last overnight trip was to Ottawa, to the Winterlude Fest, which was awesome. We'll be going back every year. I hope we are supporting Canada in our own small way. Just bought EWC, hopefully not at the top! For me it's a hedge against US big tech.
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