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The CI TECH GIANTS COVERED CALL ETF (TXF-T) has garnered positive attention from experts, particularly due to its potential for generating income through a covered call strategy while holding a portfolio of large-cap technology stocks. Despite recent underperformance by some major tech companies, analysts believe this might represent a favorable entry point, especially with an appealing yield of approximately 10%. Experts also highlight the significance of the ongoing AI rollout, suggesting that while tech remains a focus, investors may want to diversify into other sectors like energy. Overall, the ETF's variable yield can provide both income and potential capital gains if the tech sector rebounds, making it a worthwhile consideration for investors looking to capitalize on potential market movements while navigating current volatility.
Most of what you receive from this ETF is capital gains. It is an interesting ETF- the largest 25 tech companies, equal weight with covered calls. Covered calls are better for stocks going sideways. He does not think this is a prudent investment for a retiree. Be careful here. The covered writes buffer on the downside a little.
A big holding of his. There's a sea change in businesses in how they're embracing technology that stretches beyond the big tech names, so this is a massive growth area. You can buy the hedged or unhedged version (he buys the hedged) and buy these big U.S. tech names without worrying about the Canadian dollar. They also do some covered calls. Pays over 5% yield.
Invests in an equal weighted basket of big-name tech companies. The “covered call” side is not the major component, because they only write against 25% of the fund and the assets of the fund at any point in time. If you like big-name technology, this is fine. This is where he thinks a lot of the earnings are going to come from.
Techs in the US, the big 4 tech names (basically Internet services), had a fantastic 6 months in 2017 to date. There was a great deal of concentration in the FANG stocks that helped the S&P 500 for the 1st 6 months. In the back half of 2017, you are going to get a bit more breadth in the S&P 500, so he is not sure you are going to get the same kind of lift on this ETF, as you would by just going into the S&P 500.