Senior Secured Floating Rate Loan Fund (FRL.UN)

Senior Secured Floating Rate Loan Fund (FRL.UN $6.86)
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BMO Floating Rate High Yield ETF (ZFH $15.10)
- $15.10 Cap: $223M
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Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB $50.31)
- $50.31 Cap: $3.49B
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Mackenzie Floating Rate Income ETF (MFT $15.67)
- $15.67 P/E (TTM): 90.29X Cap: $349M
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Senior Secured Floating Rate Loan Fund (FRL.UN $6.86)
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PIMCO Global Income Opportunities Fund (PGI.UN $7.40)
- $7.40 Cap: $270M
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Q: When I compare MFT (that I own) and FRL.UN with ZFH and PGI.UN I don't understand why the former don't perform as well as the latter. What can explain that and what would be the best bond ETF (low volatility and reasonable yield) to own within a registered and non registered account. Also, do you know a bond ETF giving mostly capital gain for a non registered account to reduce the income in interest.

Read Answer Asked by Michel on December 16, 2019