TSE:ZEO

BMO S&P/TSX Oil & Gas ETF (ZEO.TO)

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+0.48 (0.43%)
as of Sep 9, 2026, 7:59:33 pm Market Open.
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star iconSep 9, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

The BMO S&P/TSX Oil & Gas ETF (ZEO-T) has garnered attention due to its strong performance in the energy sector, especially amid the geopolitical unrest that has influenced capital movements. While one analyst notes that the recent uptick in Canadian oil has sparked interest, he emphasizes that the advantages may be short-lived without significant structural changes from the Canadian government regarding oil and gas distribution. In comparison with other ETFs like XEG, there’s an expectation that ZEO may offer better long-term returns for those who believe in a more substantial benefit from the energy sector, though the current performance of XEG suggests a market perception that recent gains are not lasting. Furthermore, the Global X Oil and Gas, Covered Call, Income ETF (ENCC) showcases a similar trajectory, albeit with a lower total return compared to ZEO over certain periods, highlighting the trade-off between volatility and income generation present in oil and gas stocks.

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XEG
BUY

Equally weighted. 3.2% yield. Better than one stock.

WEAK BUY

An equal weighted ETF. He would buy equal weighted over market weighted any day. Looking at oil in North America, there are so many moving parts. There is a worldwide backlash against our oil sands. We have pipelines that need to go east, west and south and none of them are going anywhere. There are rail issues. There is a game changer that the US will be the world’s largest producer by 2015. He would not be taking a huge position in this. 3.2% yield. (See Top Picks.)

WAIT

Will outperform XEG shorter term. Wait for a correction to get in.

BUY
S&P/TSX Oil & Gas ETF. This is a matter of what you think oil and gas is going to do. Has no issue with this. He prefers the S&P/TSX Energy ETF (XEG-T) as he likes the liquidity and the options.
TOP PICK
(Top Pick Feb 3/10, Up 27.38%) Seasonality is from Jan to end of May. He likes the fact that it is equality weighted in oil stocks. Seasonally oil stocks are stronger in Canada from January until mid-June at the annual conference in Calgary. This is the last of the good news for the year, so sell.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/10. Up 14.2%.) S&P/TSX Oil & Gas ETF. Technicals turned negative at the end of April when he took his profits.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/10. Up 9.67%.) S&P/TSX equal weighted Oil & Gas ETF. Seasonality was from Feb 25 to May 9.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/10. Up about 10% as of May 9th when it was to be sold.) S&P/TSX equal weighted Oil & Gas ETF.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 3/10. Up 5.7%.) S&P/TSX equal weighted oil and gas ETF. Likes the equally weighted ETF's as they give you a broad overview of what is happening in a particular sector. We are in the middle of the seasonal strength for this sector.
TOP PICK
S&P/TSX equal weighted Oil & Gas ETF. Seasonality is from Feb 25 to May 9. 14 of the last 15 periods averaged 13.7% return. Also likes S&P/TSX Oil & Gas ETF (XEG-T) but it is capitalized weighted with the largest position being Suncor (SU-T), probably the weakest of all the energy stocks.
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