There used to be perpetual preferreds that did poorly when bonds went up. He does not see a lot of growth here. He has been trading it. He trades a range. He prefers the indexed strategy to going into specific preferreds. HPR-T is an alternative he prefers.
ZPR-T vs HPR-T? Preferred shares in Canada are subject to resets, so they’re a great thing when interest rates rise. But when rates go down, they get creamed. It’s unlikely that rates will go down anytime soon. ZPR-T is laddered, and very short term and floating rate. Not a bad strategy. A better strategy would be HPR-T, which is actively managed by Fierra a fantastic manager in the fixed income space. The price on HPR-T is kinda in the same category as ZPR-T but you get the advantage of Fierra without paying a lot. Prefers HPR-T to ZPR-T.
ZPR-T vs HPR-T? Preferred shares in Canada are subject to resets, so they’re a great thing when interest rates rise. But when rates go down, they get creamed. It’s unlikely that rates will go down anytime soon. ZPR-T is laddered, and very short term and floating rate. Not a bad strategy. A better strategy would be HPR-T, which is actively managed by Fierra a fantastic manager in the fixed income space. The price on HPR-T is kinda in the same category as ZPR-T but you get the advantage of Fierra without paying a lot. Prefers HPR-T to ZPR-T.
ZPR-T vs. HPR-T. HPR-T is actively managed whereas the other is a laddered, index ETF. The HPR-T is probably a better hold even though the fees are higher.
Rate resets? Has heard a lot more about preferred shares in the last few months than he has in the last 5 years. Where you have to be very diligent is in reading the fine print. What is the reset? How many more basis points are the giving you over Canada's? What is their benchmark? When does it occur? This is a place that you could put part of your portfolio in, you just have to be extremely selective.
Rate resets? Has heard a lot more about preferred shares in the last few months than he has in the last 5 years. Where you have to be very diligent is in reading the fine print. What is the reset? How many more basis points are the giving you over Canada's? What is their benchmark? When does it occur? This is a place that you could put part of your portfolio in, you just have to be extremely selective.
Bank of Montréal preferreds are in fact rate resets as opposed to perpetuals, which are by and large from iShares. As rates change, the rates they are paying will change as well. Generally with the preferred, if you are seeing rates going up, they tend to get beaten up a little, but rate resets are a little healthier than that. The yield is good on this and he has no intention of selling his.
Bank of Montréal preferreds are in fact rate resets as opposed to perpetuals, which are by and large from iShares. As rates change, the rates they are paying will change as well. Generally with the preferred, if you are seeing rates going up, they tend to get beaten up a little, but rate resets are a little healthier than that. The yield is good on this and he has no intention of selling his.
Rate Reset Preferreds. With higher interest rates you will get high rates as they reset. He will step in after the next correction.
BMO S&P/TSX Laddered Preferred is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol ZPR-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ZPR-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:ZPR or ZPR-T
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On 2021-01-22, BMO S&P/TSX Laddered Preferred (ZPR-T) stock closed at a price of $10.14.