TSE:ZWP

BMO Europe High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWP.TO)

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The BMO Europe High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWP-T) is favored by experts for its high dividends and potential for currency exposure, making it a strong consideration for Canadian investors looking for diversification. While ZWP is unhedged, allowing for additional exposure to the euro, ZWE is hedged to CAD and is recommended for those nearing retirement who might prefer a more stable approach. Experts point out that both ETFs hold identical securities, thus the decision between them hinges on investors' views regarding the CAD/euro exchange rate. Overall, while neither option is expected to yield significant growth due to the nature of covered calls, the substantial dividends offered present an appealing feature, especially when compared to alternative options like ZDI. These ETFs are also regarded as tax-efficient income sources in taxable accounts, enhancing their attractiveness for conservative investors.

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ZWE-T vs. ZWP-T He sold most of his ZWE-T to purchase ZWP-T, which is the same thing except he gets more exposure to the British pound and Euro. He prefers that exposure as we get close to the end of BREXIT. He is vastly underweight Europe generally.
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ZWE vs. ZWP Both are similar, the difference being the CAD currency hedge in ZWE. Also keep in mind that there's a covered call overlay on these ETFs. IF you need a lot of yield, certainly both are valid. He thinks the CAD-Euro will be neutral for a while. Perhaps buy a mix of the two.
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ZWE-T or ZWP-T. European market. Covered calls. You get less upside participation but get a higher yield. ZWE-T is currency hedged and ZWP-T is not.

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