With ZLB, you get similar or better returns with less risk, beta, volatility. Well constructed product. Skews more to certain sectors like utilities and financial services, so you'll see underperformance. For 5-10-15-20 years, it's a thoughtful way to get returns from the market. XMV creates a portfolio of minimum volatility. You could use these 2 ETFs together.
Minimizing volatility is the name of the game and this is why he chose this. He is not really enthusiastic about the Canadian market, but at the same time doesn’t want to be out of it. The problem with this type of ETF is that they are so defensive in terms of REITs, utilities, etc. that the Price to BV are around 4X and the PE ratios are very, very high. iShares came out with this and the PE is around 18-19 and Price to BV is around 1.8-2. It has an overweighting in financials that the others don’t. The track record on this has been pretty good. Also this one is cheaper.
iShares MSCI Canada Minimum Volatility is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol XMV-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (XMV-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:XMV or XMV-T
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On 2025-04-03, iShares MSCI Canada Minimum Volatility (XMV-T) stock closed at a price of $47.7.