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BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond (ZST.TO)

49.15

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as of Jul 28, 2026, 7:51:33 pm Market Open.

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Jul 29, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF (ZST-T) is recognized as a safer investment primarily targeting corporate bonds with terms under one year. It is praised for offering a blend of income through discount bonds, making it competitive against high-interest savings accounts (HISAs). The ETF has a low management expense ratio (MER) and has demonstrated resilience during market challenges, maintaining a slight upward trajectory in value. Analysts note its defensive nature, recommending it for conservative investors seeking better yields than traditional money market funds, albeit with limited capital gains potential. Considerations regarding currency exposure are vital for investors contemplating alternatives such as U.S. bonds but the general sentiment leans towards ZST being a strong choice in its category.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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Super-conservative growth, a slow, steady guaranteed return. It holds 43% banks. The chart is steadily upward. Defensive.

BUY

A low-risk ETF for a TFSA? Two (both being top picks today). FLCI (a past pick) is medium-risk, consisting of medium-risk corporate bonds lasting 5-7 years. The most conservative is ZST.L which holds short-term bonds of 2.5% growth annually, slow, low but steady.

TOP PICK

He likes it to park money on it. Cheap. Very short term (less than a year) and investment grade. Paying around 3%. Comfortable place to be.

BUY

Park cash here for 6 months? Yes, it's good to do that, because interest rates are stable. Even if rates move, any losses you suffer will be very small.

BUY

It's an enhanced money market fund. The coupon distribution is actually higher than the yield to maturity so the price comes down. The price stabilized and he started buying it. There are no capital gains, however.

TOP PICK

He likes this better than bond mutual funds as the MER is more attractive. It is very short term duration and investment grade corporates with very low 15 bps MER. Yield (12 month) 3.5%.

COMMENT

This has lagged, because basically you are holding T-bills and equal-end type instruments. When you’re starting at 1%, there is not much room for price appreciation. This is more of a cash alternative as opposed to a bond alternative.

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BMO Ultra Short-Term Bond (ZST.TO)