BMO Global Insurance Hedged to CAD Index ETF (INSR)

BMO Global Insurance Hedged to CAD Index ETF (INSR $23.75)
- $23.75 P/E (TTM): 16.1X
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BMO Global Insurance Hedged to CAD Index ETF (INSR $23.75)
- $23.75 P/E (TTM): 16.1X
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Q: Question about INSR- BMO Global Insurance ETF.
Surprised no one has asked out this one, I do not hold any Canadian Insurers directly but good exposure to Canadian and US banks.

This ETF has 10% exposure to Berkshire/ Buffett who has proven the long term benefits of owning insurance companies. What do you think about owning a product like this for long term growth is it worth it or better to put capital elsewhere-add to ZUB?

My main concerns with the space are: interest rates- how long/ high will they go, geography of the fund is it really better to have exposure to some of these countries, over complicating things in the portfolio- too many ETFs overlapping exposures, over exposure to 'financials' already etc...

Thank you!

Read Answer Asked by Kyle on March 05, 2018