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Stan Wong
Vanguard Financials ETF
VHF-N
BUY
Sep 15, 2021
VFH vs. XLF vs. ZWK Likes US banks. ZWK is an equal weighted basket of large and regional banks. Will benefit when you see the economy recover, 6-12 months out, with lower loan losses, steepening yield curve. Yield about 6.9%, a combination of dividends and covered call options. Makes sense if you're in it for the income. XLF and VFH don't have the covered call, do have a lower expense ratio, and let you capture the upside from the underlying securities.
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