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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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Global X Equal Weight Canadian Banks Index Corporate Class ETF (HEWB $45.64)
Q: I have held the above stock, (TD) for several years and recently sold,, as it has easily been the most volatile stock in my portfolio. I am thinking of spreading the risk by investing in a good bank etf or reinvesting in one bank when the situation calms down. What are your thoughts, and if the etf route is best, which one or ones would you recommend.
Thanks, David
Thanks, David
Q: Thanks for your calming influence these days. Also appreciate your expression of empathy in your market update: we all recognize that what is unfolding brings a lot of emotional strain.
I own some ZWB because for the last few years didn't really see any catalyst to make banks move rapidly. Its Beta is 0.94. I am wondering if ZEB would be a better holding during the recovery with its Beta of 1.02. Does the "covered call" aspect of ZWB carry a downside for such market conditions?
Thank you.
I own some ZWB because for the last few years didn't really see any catalyst to make banks move rapidly. Its Beta is 0.94. I am wondering if ZEB would be a better holding during the recovery with its Beta of 1.02. Does the "covered call" aspect of ZWB carry a downside for such market conditions?
Thank you.
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Financials Index ETF (XFN $67.41)
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.63)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Utilities Index ETF (XUT $31.03)
Q: Hi 5i team,
I want to buy ETFs for my RRSP to capture the eventual market recovery. I'm thinking of the utilities and banks sectors. I understand that 'covered call' ETFs are not ideal to capture market gain in an upswing. Which ETF would you recommend for Canadian utilities industry? And which one for Canadian banks? Thanks.
I want to buy ETFs for my RRSP to capture the eventual market recovery. I'm thinking of the utilities and banks sectors. I understand that 'covered call' ETFs are not ideal to capture market gain in an upswing. Which ETF would you recommend for Canadian utilities industry? And which one for Canadian banks? Thanks.
Q: Hi gang, I am planning to into investing in bank ETF. Which one would you recommend zeb or Zwb? Or any other you would suggest? 3-5 years hold . Thanks
Alnoor
Alnoor
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Consumer Staples Index ETF (XST $60.21)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped Information Technology Index ETF (XIT $77.13)
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Global X Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF (HMMJ $8.71)
Q: 5I Team,
I own IHI etf, I like it's limited number of stocks (10 top stocks 70%)
Can you please suggest few ETF that have limited number of stocks (any sector, US, Can, Global) ?
Thanks
Best regards
I own IHI etf, I like it's limited number of stocks (10 top stocks 70%)
Can you please suggest few ETF that have limited number of stocks (any sector, US, Can, Global) ?
Thanks
Best regards
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BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB $21.65)
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.63)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
Q: Hi gang, I have some cash I would like to park for rrsp Acct . Any suggestions I will be happy with total 4-6% returns. In my mind comes zeb-zwb or pwf. Risk? Thanks. Alnoor
Q: Hi the dividend on this etf shows on iTrade as 3.43%. However the stated dividends of the big five show as being between 3.9-5.2% when I check them individually. Is the difference explained simply by the management fee/mer? Should I sell the etf and just buy say two banks and if so whIch two would you recommend? Thanks, Bill
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MetLife Inc. (MET $81.49)
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The Travelers Companies Inc. (TRV $276.29)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $42.49)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $81.49)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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SPDR S&P Insurance ETF (KIE $59.56)
Q: Hello I was wondering if you know of any ETF's like the ZEB for banks that would represent the insurers either traded in the US or Canada that you would recommend for a long term hold in and RRSP. DRIP eligible preferred.
Q: Hold or sell
Q: Some market chatter from MT Newswires found on TD. It says: 'Crescat Capital sees the Canadian economy heading for recession as the housing market buckles. "That might be bad enough for the banks but they face an added strain: outside the financial sector, more than 80% of Canadian companies aren't generating enough cash to support their businesses, the highest in the world," according to Crescat.
"Canadian banks will be left holding the bag and the ones to suffer from what is likely to be a major economic recession," Tavi Costa, a global macro analyst at Denver-based Crescat, said by phone.'
I was wondering about these 2 issues they raised, especially about the lack of cash.
Thanks in advance for your views.
"Canadian banks will be left holding the bag and the ones to suffer from what is likely to be a major economic recession," Tavi Costa, a global macro analyst at Denver-based Crescat, said by phone.'
I was wondering about these 2 issues they raised, especially about the lack of cash.
Thanks in advance for your views.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $102.88)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $79.70)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan
I don't have any banks in my portfolio. In current scenario is it better to go with single ETF or buy individual listed banks. Value your opinion.
Thanks
Sanjay
I don't have any banks in my portfolio. In current scenario is it better to go with single ETF or buy individual listed banks. Value your opinion.
Thanks
Sanjay
Q: For a 35 year old with $6000 to put in self directed rrsp would it be better to buy the etf ZEB and pay the mer or would it be better to allocate $2000 each to RBC, BNS and TD or all $6000 to BNS
thx Susan
thx Susan
Q: Rafferty Capitals, Richard Bove said banks do not do better in a higher fed rate environment. Why are most saying they do ?
Q: With ZEB having 6 holdings I am wondering why it makes sense over purchasing the banks individually?
Which do you prefer ZEB or RBNK? Why?
10-20 years, in an unregistered cash account.
Which do you prefer ZEB or RBNK? Why?
10-20 years, in an unregistered cash account.
Q: Hi Group thanks for your guidance - I continue to get nervous about the performance of Financials (both in Canada and US) Pypl + Sq + V.are off 3-4% this am - what happening there?. Banks in both Canada and US are struggling I would have expected(with all the good earnings / Good growth overall especially in the US that Financials would lead the market higher but something else at work here what's you take on the poor performance of the sector in general PS do you recommend taking profits in the Financial sector in general.$- thanks for you guidance on this
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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CI Canadian Banks Covered Call Income Class ETF (CIC $13.34)
Q: Do know of an ETF that covers all the big Canadian Banks. Thanks
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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iShares Equal Weight Banc & Lifeco ETF (CEW $23.20)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ $39.20)
Q: HI Ryan,, What can I do to reduce or consolidate these shares. Too Many ? Thanks in advance Cliff zeb cew cdz xic xtr zev xtr
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.63)
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BMO Equal Weight Banks Index ETF (ZEB $48.43)
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iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR $11.56)
Q: Good evening 5i.
I just want to say I have enjoyed this forum lots over the past year and it has helped me stay in the game.
My question is.
I need ideas for a few dividend etfs for my non-registered portfolio. To date I'm holding some large cap Canadian dividend stocks and fixed income. I find it easier to manage with less stocks and a few etf.
I now have 10% CDZ in my RRSP, would it make sense to put CDZ in my non-registered also?
Is CDZ dividend taxed the same as a Canadian stock dividend when held in a non-registered account?
Thanks Steve
I just want to say I have enjoyed this forum lots over the past year and it has helped me stay in the game.
My question is.
I need ideas for a few dividend etfs for my non-registered portfolio. To date I'm holding some large cap Canadian dividend stocks and fixed income. I find it easier to manage with less stocks and a few etf.
I now have 10% CDZ in my RRSP, would it make sense to put CDZ in my non-registered also?
Is CDZ dividend taxed the same as a Canadian stock dividend when held in a non-registered account?
Thanks Steve
Q: I hold ZEB. The banks have been good since 2009 raising dividends. Would those individual dividend increases be passed on and benefit holders of this etf? Thanks, Bill