Opinions David Cockfield
BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETFZWH.TOBUYSep 08, 2017
David CockfieldUnknown
$18.88
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$26.75
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Main thing is it's not leveraged. Holds all the big, household names. Dividends are small on US stocks, so most of the premium you're getting is from the covered calls which are capital gains. Hasn't come back from April because it doesn't have all the super-charged tech stocks. Yield is around 6-6.5%.
John HoodOwned
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Likes it as a sector play--high-dividend US stocks--and for the dividend of 6%. It's broadly based, and bonds don't pay much or anything.
John HoodOwned
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COMMENT
There is space for these ETFs for yield seekers. One of the challenges in 2020 was that dividend paying stocks did terrible relative to technology that does not pay dividends. Still likes them for conservative investors.
Larry Berman CFA, CMT, CTAUnknown
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ZWE-T vs. ZWH-T. With covered calls, when you are in a slightly up or down or sideways market, the call brings in a premium and dampens the volatility. But when it is in a very strong uptrend, the covered write lops off the top of the uptrend. The upside is capped. In a sharp declined followed by a snap-back rally, the same thing applies. You should have both for covered write portfolios to increase diversification if you are going to have them.
A pretty diversified ETF. He likes the Covered Call in that sector. This has backed up so much because of the currency. He is reasonably positive on the US currency, so if you like the yield, you have probably seen the worst decline. You can add to this. 5.5% projected yield.