-
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $20.49)
- $20.49 P/E (TTM): 12.59X Cap: $1.93B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC
Detailed Quote
Questions on this company?
Become a Member
Company Profile
{tplLang.businessdescription | toLang tLang}
{ profileData.description }
{tplLang.details | toLang tLang}
{tplLang.ceo | toLang tLang}
{profileData.profile.details.ceo}
{tplLang.employees | toLang tLang}
{profileData.profile.details.employees | numeraljs '0,0'}
{tplLang.issuetype | toLang tLang}
{profileData.profile.details.issuetype | asIssueType}
{tplLang.industryclassifications | toLang tLang}
{tplLang.sector | toLang tLang}
{profileData.profile.classification.sector}
{tplLang.industry | toLang tLang}
{profileData.profile.classification.industry}
{tplLang.toolname| toLang tLang}
There is no {tplLang.toolname| toLang tLang} currently available for
{data.symbolstring}.
Interactive Chart
Key Ratios
Earnings
Analyst Recommendations
5i Recent Questions
-
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $20.49)
- $20.49 P/E (TTM): 12.59X Cap: $1.93B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC
-
Hamilton Technology YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (QMAX $23.35)
- $23.35 P/E (TTM): 30.14X Cap: $727M
- View QMAX Profile
- View Questions on QMAX
-
Hamilton REITs YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (RMAX $16.00)
- $16.00 P/E (TTM): 41.42X Cap: $103M
- View RMAX Profile
- View Questions on RMAX
Q: After holding this ETF for about 8 years and riding many waves up and down, I am finally ahead a little (not counting dividends). It makes up about 17% of my total holdings. I do not have any substantive exposure to Technology or Reits. There are two etf's I have my eye on-QMAX and RMAX which pay about 10%. ZWC pays about 6%. I would only switch about 50% of ZWC and split it out evenly to QMAX and RMAX. I already hold a bank ETF and a Utility ETF so I think doing his would give me some additional diversification. Your thoughts please?
As a side note, many people ask about these covered call ETF's. When I bought ZWC the TSX was around 16,000. Now I am just slightly above what I paid 8 years ago and the TSX is almost double. Don't expect big growth with these vehicles however the dividends are nice.
As a side note, many people ask about these covered call ETF's. When I bought ZWC the TSX was around 16,000. Now I am just slightly above what I paid 8 years ago and the TSX is almost double. Don't expect big growth with these vehicles however the dividends are nice.
-
BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $25.00)
- $25.00 P/E (TTM): 18.29X Cap: $843M
- View ZUT Profile
- View Questions on ZUT
-
Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF (HHL $7.72)
- $7.72 P/E (TTM): 23.26X Cap: $1.58B
- View HHL Profile
- View Questions on HHL
-
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $20.49)
- $20.49 P/E (TTM): 12.59X Cap: $1.93B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC
-
Harvest Brand Leaders Plus Income ETF (HBF $10.76)
- $10.76 P/E (TTM): 23.09X Cap: $522M
- View HBF Profile
- View Questions on HBF
Q: I have owned all 3 for a few years. I am wondering if I do just as well or better with moving the money to non covered call investments ? I also own ZWU which you like. Please deduct appropriate credits for a comprehensive answer. Thanks Steve
-
BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC $20.49)
- $20.49 P/E (TTM): 12.59X Cap: $1.93B
- View ZWC Profile
- View Questions on ZWC
-
NEOS Nasdaq 100 High Income ETF (QQQI $54.55)
- $54.55 P/E (TTM): 29.01X Cap: $6.88B
- View QQQI Profile
- View Questions on QQQI
-
NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF (SPYI $52.85)
- $52.85 P/E (TTM): 25.63X Cap: $6.50B
- View SPYI Profile
- View Questions on SPYI
Q: Hi,
I have been trying the understand the pros and cons of covered calls and options ETFs by looking at previous questions on the subject. I spent considerable time on the matter and I am more confused than ever.
Would you be kind enough to summarize your views on the matter and, if you are really positive about it, please provide a list of the best ETFs suitable for a strong growth investor.
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
I have been trying the understand the pros and cons of covered calls and options ETFs by looking at previous questions on the subject. I spent considerable time on the matter and I am more confused than ever.
Would you be kind enough to summarize your views on the matter and, if you are really positive about it, please provide a list of the best ETFs suitable for a strong growth investor.
Gratefully,
Jacques IDS
Insiders
Share Information
News and Media