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Here are two Canadian ETFs that are betting big on Canada’s best sectors. It?s hard to stray

Here are two Canadian ETFs that are betting big on Canada’s best sectors. [Turn Your Images On] Overseas Opportunities [Cash, Commodities, Cannabis: 2 ETFs Invest in Canada’s Best]( [Turn Your Images On] [Adam O’Dell, CMT, Chief Investment Strategist]( It’s hard to stray from the comfort of U.S. stocks. But since November 6, stock markets of the top 15 economies globally have outperformed the S&P 500 — earning an average return of 19% versus the S&P’s 12%. Looking to our northerly neighbors, Canada’s economy does three things really well: banking, commodities and recently … cannabis. That led me to two different Canadian ETFs that are heavily invested in these Canadian sectors. You can see one’s holdings in the chart below. 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