Hey Club. I'm looking into starting a FHSA as I would like to one day own a home and not always rent. I'm 43 years of age. What should I load up on for here? Should I put in a secure CC like HDIV or should I get something like VFV or XIC. Any of your opinions would be appreciated. I know its not financial advice so feel safe with your opinions

What’s the best bet for right now? Is Sixy over valued?

This get's updated weekly, typically during our livestreams. Right now, I am only locked in on Duolingo and Netflix. Buy price for Duolingo for me is $100 or less Buy Price for Me for Netflix is $66 or Before Early March (Voting occurs on March, which could affect price) - I attached a screenshot showing when and how I will MOST LIKELY be buying in (This can always change) ⚠️ Legal Disclosure: I'm not a registered financial advisor. This is educational content only, not personalized investment advice. I hold positions in securities discussed. Consult a licensed professional before investing. All investments carry risk.

I’ve made a final decision: I will not be holding any traditional index ETFs this year. If it’s not a Covered Call (CC) ETF or a specific Value Investment, I’m avoiding it. My primary focus is scaling this portfolio to $1M while creating a sustainable monthly distribution I can eventually live off, so my strategy is now split into three pillars: 1. CASH (Dry powder for opportunities) 2. Value Investments (My primary "Pure Growth" plays) 3. Covered Call ETFs (Income that acts as growth, like HDIV) This has been a long time coming. Ever since I first bought XUS, I’ve felt that my capital is more effective when buying conservative CC ETFs during dips or high-conviction Value stocks. The goal isn't just to track the market, it's to outperform it with intention.