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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.24)
- $24.24 P/E (TTM): 17.76X Cap: $713M
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.24)
- $24.24 P/E (TTM): 17.76X Cap: $713M
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Evolve Canadian Utilities Enhanced Yield Index Fund (UTES $9.41)
- $9.41 P/E (TTM): 18.4X Cap: $122M
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Q: UMAX = covered call, UTES= covered call + 1,25% leverage. In a downtrend, UTES would probably go down around 25% more than umax (ex -10% vs -12,5%...) and ZUT.Since the markets are presently high +the economics, do you believe that there could be a significant probability of a downtrend in 2025 and in such case ,would it be safer to sell UTES for ZUT now (or another stock), in order to reduce the risk ?
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.24)
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Evolve Canadian Utilities Enhanced Yield Index Fund (UTES $9.41)
- $9.41 P/E (TTM): 18.4X Cap: $122M
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Q: Hi,
I’m a real estate investor and I love monthly distributions—HMAX and UMAX felt a lot like collecting rent. However, after realizing a significant portion of their payouts is ROC, I’m exploring alternatives that offer high dividends, low ROC, DRIP eligibility, and potential capital appreciation.
My horizon is 20+ years. Could you suggest 2–3 ETF ideas in Financials and Utilities that fit this profile in the Canadian market ideally or global.
Thanks,
I’m a real estate investor and I love monthly distributions—HMAX and UMAX felt a lot like collecting rent. However, after realizing a significant portion of their payouts is ROC, I’m exploring alternatives that offer high dividends, low ROC, DRIP eligibility, and potential capital appreciation.
My horizon is 20+ years. Could you suggest 2–3 ETF ideas in Financials and Utilities that fit this profile in the Canadian market ideally or global.
Thanks,
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.24)
- $24.24 P/E (TTM): 17.76X Cap: $713M
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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB $54.71)
- $54.71 P/E (TTM): 16.69X Cap: $5.18B
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Q: Retired, dividend-income investor. I have long term holdings in both ZLB and ZUT. Both are in registered accounts...no tax issues.
For asset allocation reasons, I am considering trimming ZUT and adding the proceeds to ZLB. When I use your charts and compare these two, ZLB appears to be the better performer over most timeframes.
Normally I would simply proceed, but this is a minor asset allocation tweaking. Also, I think that the BOC may be reducing interest rates this fall, which should have a positive impact on ZUT. Do you agree with this assumption?
Would you proceed or wait....I know this is a bit of a "market-timing" question?
Thanks for your help....Steve
For asset allocation reasons, I am considering trimming ZUT and adding the proceeds to ZLB. When I use your charts and compare these two, ZLB appears to be the better performer over most timeframes.
Normally I would simply proceed, but this is a minor asset allocation tweaking. Also, I think that the BOC may be reducing interest rates this fall, which should have a positive impact on ZUT. Do you agree with this assumption?
Would you proceed or wait....I know this is a bit of a "market-timing" question?
Thanks for your help....Steve
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