1 All-In-One ETF vs 100 Stocks (You're Doing It Wrong)

1 All-In-One ETF vs 100 Stocks (You're Doing It Wrong) Is your portfolio diversification actually working? Learn why buying more individual stocks might be hurting your returns. Many investors assume that owning dozens of companies creates a safer path to wealth, but holding 20 or more Canadian stocks often leaves you heavily concentrated. A single all-in-one ETF can provide exposure to thousands of companies across the globe, effectively reducing your risk without the headache of managing individual tickers. This breakdown clarifies common misconceptions about how to build a resilient investing strategy. By focusing on asset allocation rather than the sheer number of holdings, you can simplify your portfolio and better align your account with your long-term goals. Subscribe for weekly investing strategy breakdowns, and comment below if you want to see a deeper comparison of account types next. 0:00 Is One Ticker Enough for Diversification? 1:12 Inside the All-in-One ETF Structure 4:08 Understanding Management Fees and MERs 6:44 Navigating Foreign Withholding Taxes 11:10 Is This Strategy Right for You?