The Three ETF Portfolio
40% $ISHARES S&P/TSX 60 INDEX ETF UNIT (XIU.CA)$
45% $BMO S&P 500 INDEX ETF UNIT (ZSP.CA)$ / $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF (VFV.CA)$
15% $VANGUARD FTSE CDN HIGH DIVID YIELD TRUST UNIT (VDY.CA)$
Is this a viable investing strategy?

🇺🇸 US Common S&P 500 Strategies
— Market cap, unhedged: $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF (VFV.CA)$ , $ISHARES CORE S&P 500 INDEX ETF ETF UNIT CAD (XUS.CA)$ , $BMO S&P 500 INDEX ETF UNIT (ZSP.CA)$
— Market cap, hedged: VSP, $XSP, $ZUE
— Equal-weight, unhedged: $EQL
— Equal-weight, hedged: $EQL-F
— Total return, corporate class: $HXS
— 2x leverage: $HSU
— Covered call: $ESPX
— US-domiciled: $VOO, $IVV, $SPLG

Why Comparing $VANGUARD INVESTMENTS CANADA INC S&P 500 INDEX ETF (VFV.CA)$ , $ISHARES CORE S&P 500 INDEX ETF ETF UNIT CAD (XUS.CA)$ , & $BMO S&P 500 INDEX ETF UNIT (ZSP.CA)$ = Waste of Time
These ETFs are often put head-to-head against one another across many investing forums and social platforms. However, what some investors don’t realize is that overanalyzing and overthinking these ETFs in search for an “edge” is—more often than not—a complete waste of time.
Any type of “edge” an investor finds b...