
TSE:ZUH
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The BMO EqWt US HthCare Hedged CAD (ZUH-T) is recognized for its equal-weight approach, which mitigates risk by avoiding over-concentration in mega-pharma companies. Experts highlight the lower volatility of the healthcare sector, making it a strategic choice for diversification amidst the current narrow leadership in market indexes. The healthcare sector is characterized by defensive growth and steady demand, with companies tending to have strong balance sheets and low sensitivity to economic fluctuations. Additionally, there is significant potential for growth driven by innovation, particularly in AI, which could offer substantial benefits to investors. The review emphasizes the positive aspects of holding this exposure through futures markets rather than owning the ETF directly, suggesting a sophisticated investment strategy tailored to client needs.
(A Top Pick Feb 17/15. Down 9.16%.) This is down because there was not the pickup from the US$, as well as all the questions about mispricing among the big pharmas. Still likes this, because it is not that big on just pharma, but is also in hospital management and different kinds of services. Thinks there is going to be a pretty good market for health services over the next several years. If there is any weakness in it, buy it.
1 or 2 ETF’s in healthcare? A lot of the big Pharmas are coming under pressure because there is a question of price gouging by a number of Pharmas, and that is being investigated in the US. He tends to look for the ETF’s that are not just big Pharmas, but more into biotech, healthcare, hospital management, insurance, etc. This is the one that he prefers and it is Cdn$ hedged.
All 3 picks are in healthcare. There is a huge wave of baby boomers that will be coming through this market and making demands on the healthcare system. This will exhaust itself in probably 15 years. The nice thing about this one is that it is not just Pharma, but has some hospital management services, other kinds of care facilities, etc.